In this PBA, we saw how different subjects connect. Stories like King Midas and Ang Kwintas showed us that old tales still reflect issues we face today, like political dynasties and corruption in the Philippines. In science, we noticed how people once used myths to explain natural events. In math, working with trinomial equations helped us see how numbers can represent real situations. What we learned is that school makes more sense when lessons connect to real life. From myths to current events, we realized how what we study can shape the way we think and act as future citizens. We also learned the importance of critical thinking, civic action, and teamwork in building a fair society.

Again, this project reminded us that education is not only about memorizing facts but about connecting lessons to real life. Whether in ancient myths, Filipino literature, or today’s political issues, the themes of greed, vanity, and justice continue to matter. As students and future citizens, we see the value of critical thinking, civic action, and teamwork in building a better society.