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    • “Intensive and Regular: The Divide Then and Now”
    • Fighting the Current: What Schools Don't Teach Us
Nouvelles
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Feature
    • 7 Common Internet Slangs to be Familiar With!
    • The QuaranTEEN Life: Then and Now
    • On Board: Getting to Know!
    • The SHS Survival Guide for Students
    • “So, What is Nouvelles?": A Crash Course
    • From Words to a Website: The Nouvelles Process
    • Online Varsity Training: Keeping the Ball Rolling
    • What We've Been Up To This Pandemic
  • Opinion
    • The Vaccine for Children: Our Greatest Weapon
    • Connected to Conscience
    • What Comes after Voting?
  • Reviews
    • Genshin Impact Review
    • A Review of Haikyuu!! Season 1
    • Healthy Rivalries & Character Arcs Done Right
  • Kaleidoscope
    • Me Amidst the Stars
    • Alone: A Set of Sijos
    • Waterborne Destiny
    • Let's Get Creative! Student Artwork Showcase
  • Filipino
    • Puntahan: 6 na Lugar sa Pilipinas na Binisita ng Mga Mag-aaral
    • Rebyu sa Netflix Series na Trese
    • Tinadhana
    • Hangarin
  • Chinese
    • 初中汉语课程经验:国际教师
    • 尚气与十环传奇
    • 一带一路
    • 我的朋友
    • 第一次参加朗诵比赛
    • 给祖父,一封遲来的信
  • Panoramic Thoughts
    • In the Vignette of the Sea: The Toxicity of the Korean Music Industry
    • Chaos in the Philippines' Seas
    • Fragments
    • Lemons and Oranges
    • Gone Girl
    • I lost my best friend in elementary, but it's okay
    • Child's Play
    • K-drama: To All the Korean Dramas I've Loved Before
    • “Intensive and Regular: The Divide Then and Now”
    • Fighting the Current: What Schools Don't Teach Us
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    • Home
    • About Us
    • Feature
      • 7 Common Internet Slangs to be Familiar With!
      • The QuaranTEEN Life: Then and Now
      • On Board: Getting to Know!
      • The SHS Survival Guide for Students
      • “So, What is Nouvelles?": A Crash Course
      • From Words to a Website: The Nouvelles Process
      • Online Varsity Training: Keeping the Ball Rolling
      • What We've Been Up To This Pandemic
    • Opinion
      • The Vaccine for Children: Our Greatest Weapon
      • Connected to Conscience
      • What Comes after Voting?
    • Reviews
      • Genshin Impact Review
      • A Review of Haikyuu!! Season 1
      • Healthy Rivalries & Character Arcs Done Right
    • Kaleidoscope
      • Me Amidst the Stars
      • Alone: A Set of Sijos
      • Waterborne Destiny
      • Let's Get Creative! Student Artwork Showcase
    • Filipino
      • Puntahan: 6 na Lugar sa Pilipinas na Binisita ng Mga Mag-aaral
      • Rebyu sa Netflix Series na Trese
      • Tinadhana
      • Hangarin
    • Chinese
      • 初中汉语课程经验:国际教师
      • 尚气与十环传奇
      • 一带一路
      • 我的朋友
      • 第一次参加朗诵比赛
      • 给祖父,一封遲来的信
    • Panoramic Thoughts
      • In the Vignette of the Sea: The Toxicity of the Korean Music Industry
      • Chaos in the Philippines' Seas
      • Fragments
      • Lemons and Oranges
      • Gone Girl
      • I lost my best friend in elementary, but it's okay
      • Child's Play
      • K-drama: To All the Korean Dramas I've Loved Before
      • “Intensive and Regular: The Divide Then and Now”
      • Fighting the Current: What Schools Don't Teach Us

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A Letter from the Editor

Dear Reader,

Thank you for being on the website! We believe that the goal of Nouvelles is to provide an avenue for us to enrich our creative and linguistic skills, and share a platform highlighting our generation's interest and our country's current issues that affect all Filipinos. About four years have passed since our last publication, and if you are reading this, then, you are at the end of our year-long journey to get back on our feet.

This website is the blood, sweat, and tears of nine dedicated writers who were able push on despite the challenges brought by the pandemic. We worked hard on all our articles, we promise! Nouvelles has always been the club that encourages members not only to learn and memorize, but also to apply and create – to use the principles learned to bolster our own self-expression, so we can serve others with the power of our words and create meaning.

I’m so impressed by all the new writers this year and all the dedication they have put into leaving a mark on our school history and our community. Honestly, the biggest challenge for us was finding topics to write about and getting everything approved on time, but we pulled through by getting conceptual and creative with our articles — and by presenting you with some of the best works from the student body and our most esteemed alumni. Indeed, this year’s publication is not only a news magazine but also a chronicle of articles from fellow students who dreamt for their voices be heard.

If you took the time to read this, thank you; I hope that you will spare every article some time and appreciate what we have prepared for you. And to the former Nouvelles batches, our mentors, I hope you’re proud of us.


Fritz Patrick Co

Nouvelles Editor-in-Chief

Come and check these out!

Reads we think you will enjoy <3

Genshin Impact Review

by Jeremy Cu, Grade 12 Martin Luther

Genshin Impact is an open-world adventure game packed with lots of places, items, puzzles, music, collectibles, and characters to explore and experience. It is developed by a game development company, miHoYo, which has a lot of experience in making RPGs (Role-playing games) such as Honkai Impact and Guns GirlZ. With this experience, they were able to make Genshin Impact into a popular online game with around 50 million people playing it as of the present.

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Fighting the Current: What Schools Don't Teach Us

by Allaine Tan

The discussion on how our education system needs reform from its outdated and traditional ways is not a new one. In 1995, Robert Sternberg opened the dialogue on how schools stifle creativity by encouraging conformity. In his book “Defying the Crowd”, he reveals that “gifted” children oftentimes struggle with producing new and insightful ideas because of how schools prioritize the ability to memorize and analyze material over original thinking. In 2008, Tony Wagner names gaps in the educational system in his book “The Global Achievement Gap”, saying:

“However, it has become increasingly clear to me that even in these “good” schools, students are simply not learning the skills that matter most for the twenty-first century. Our system of public education—our curricula, teaching methods, and the tests we require students to take—were created in a different century for the needs of another era.”

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Connected to Conscience

by Fritz Co, Grade 12 Hudson Taylor

The web of silk cables and wires we live on is world-encompassing, and we may all well be the insects that can never escape it. For better or worse, society expects us to project our best image of ourselves online, and these impressions and pictures will be sent like little vibrations on the web to our family, friends, and future employers. You and I need the internet to communicate, avail of government services and attend school and, as time goes on, there won’t need to be essays like this one for there won’t be living memory of life without the internet. The question for many then is how much has changed and, more importantly, was it all for better or worse? The answer is difficult to reduce to a simple yes-or-no, good-or-bad answer. In reality, technology has given people the freedom to communicate instantly, the equal opportunity to be heard, and a greater capacity to achieve their goals.

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Article Background Reference:

Elaine. (2016, April 25). Letter for Fr. Shay Cullen. Preda Foundation, Inc. Retrieved March 14, 2022, from https://www.preda.org/letter-for-fr-shay-cullen/

BTM Istanbul [Online Image]. (2020). Retrieved from https://btm.istanbul/blog/elon-muskin-neuralink-sirketi-yeni-is-fikirleri-olusmasina-katki-saglar-mi

Wallpaper Abyss [Online Image]. (2021). Retrieved from https://wall.alphacoders.com/tag/kamisato-ayaka-(genshin-impact)-wallpapers

Diaz, B. (2019). Jubilee Christian Academy. photograph.

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