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I. The Isles of My Portfolio in Literature 111

1. Introduction to the Study of Philippine Literature
2. Ilocos
3.Cagayaan Valley
4. Central Luzon
5. Southern Tagalog
6. Bicol
7. Western Visayas
8. Central Visayas
9. Eastern Visayas
10. Western Mindanao
11. Northern Mindanao
12. Southern Mindanao
13. Central Mindanao
14. CARAGA
15. CAR- Cordillera Administrative Region
16. ARMM- Autonomous region of Muslim Mindanao
17.NCR- National Capital Region

II- Students Output of E-portfolio

1..) Michelle Anne Torio

2..) Ariane Mae Labtan

3..) Joan Solivio

4..) Cheryl Delos Santos

5..) Jefte James Caballero

6..) Cresty Lou Mariñas

7..) Shiela mae Isidro

8..) Arlene Acain

9..) Rhema Florendo

10..) FerdenRosello

11..) Kristina Cassandra Hapinat

12..) Queenie Barrera

13..) Nely Mae Necor

14..) Grace Delos Reyes 

15..) Rosamae Buhisan

16..) Jellivee Forro

17..) Shena Malapascua

18..) Abegail Aliperio 

19..) Sheryl Mayo

20..) RustonJake Muriel Braga

III-Literature as a Platform in Education for Sustainable Development

     In our day-to-day activity, literature is always their. Because literature is a piece of printed work related to our ideas and feelings, that may be true or just only a product of our imaginations. Anything that we've read is a literature. In literature we can expressed our thoughts, feelings, idea, and anything we want the world to know. Literature is eternal, from the past years literature is already their and as we goes by literature is still standing. Power may vanish even as may die but literature is still their to give meaning to our life. Also, literature molds the mind of every people by preserving the experience they have in the past in a beautiful manner. It also helps us grow both personally and intellectually. It t is one of the things that shape our lives, which ;makes us human in a sense that we can read, write and express our feelings and we have the ability to perform. We cannot deny the fact that Filipino are talented and because of literature it encourages us to assist creative talented people who  are in need.  I've learned a lot of things in this subject it our literary comprehension and critical thinking and it instill in ourselves the ability to interpret what the authors would like to convey through other approaches..

IV-Own Composition

V-Integration of Education for Sustainable Development  to Literature

The Integration of education for sustainable development to literature through rendering some services to the cause of letters in this country by helping stimulate interest in local writing in English this will be done through inspiring and guiding many students in the pursuit of the humanities which believes to be true foundation of a complete man. Today’s generation must give emphasis in education especially in science and technology at the expense of a liberal arts education, when college students are often merely instructed rather than educated.

    The main concern in Philippine Literature is the English part of it. We must treat Philippine literature as it is: with humility, but also with respect. We must not call it great, for it is not; we must not treat it patronizingly, for it deserves respectful treatment. We also need to have a literary critic that is naturally careful to offend no one, which tantamount to saying that criticisms lack courage and intellectual honesty. The truth that is it prefers to encourage more than discourage, to build rather than destroy, rather than mislead.

     A true Filipino intellectual with more practical sense than just rabid nationalism and we believe that the English language, judging from the way better-educated Filipino have handled it. Is here to stay despite the way it is being slaughtered by those who lack competence on it. Though colonial in origin like Spanish, English is a language that has become such a part of the national culture that it seems permissible to suppose that its use need not signify subservience or a colonial mentality and that perhaps a worthy literature in that language might evolve in the Philippine soil if it is not already done so. No one can deny the fact that English has become the language in the Philippine and there is nothing incongruous is the fact that when Filipino writes, they write for the most part in English. Filipino is an evitable heritage that any right-thinking Filipino should not be ashamed of.

     In analyzing the growth of Philippine letters, it says that the most serious drawback to its development is not economic nor merely linguistic but cultural. The tree cannot grow unless it is in contact with the elements. Likewise, art is a lifelong pursuit. There is no shortcut to greatness, not even in literature language cannot be legislated and imposed upon a people. The solution is to see our culture not as well to be emptied or refilled but as a seed to be nurtured, to be allowed to grow, to flower, to bear fruit and for the fruit to ripen on the tree.

     Philippine literature must not be isolated or cut off written and from without if it is to flourished. It must deep roots; it must draw vitality from the soil erosion elegance from civilized art and univers

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