✨ This Day’s Good Vibes

Which TikTok Study Hacks Work?

TikTok has become a surprising classroom for students, with study hacks going viral as young learners search for ways to manage time and study smarter. From Pomodoro timers to creative flashcard methods, these hacks are being tested by students to see which ones actually deliver results. While not every trick is effective, the process reflects the creativity and determination of a generation willing to learn in new ways. For Filipino students, this is especially relatable because studying often means balancing school with household responsibilities, commuting, and sometimes even work. These hacks remind us that learning doesn’t have to be rigid or traditional; it can be playful, resourceful, and adapted to what works best for you. Just like our diskarte (resourcefulness) in daily life, finding ways to study smarter is about using what’s around you to succeed. In the end, the real hack is perseverance.

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Honoring Inspiring Seniors

The Sun Awards honored 10 outstanding Filipino seniors, showing us that wisdom and contribution do not fade with age. Each of these elders has lived a life of service, creativity, or leadership, and their recognition shines a light on the importance of honoring those who came before us. In a culture that values respect for elders, these awards remind us that seniors are not just recipients of care, but sources of guidance, inspiration, and strength. Their stories prove that passion and service can continue to flourish at any age, challenging the idea that getting older means slowing down. For the youth, it’s an invitation to see aging as a journey of growth rather than decline. And for communities, it’s a reminder that wisdom is a resource to be celebrated, not overlooked. In the Filipino spirit of paggalang (respect), these awards encourage us to honor and learn from our elders every day.

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