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            Before I fully immersed myself on the Community-Based Research, I only knew that it was a kind of research that only concern on a certain community and nothing more. I knew its significance for the community, but I was not entirely aware of its whole intention and scope. When Mrs. Vera Cruz informed us that we will make our own output of the CBR (Community-Based Research), of course my intial thought was it is just only another ordinary research paper and nothing more.



            While conducting the CBR with the group I had been assigned to, I enjoyed interviewing other people that speaked with their heart about our community. Being the person who listens to their words that expresses their appreciation and love for their community was truly an unforgettable experience. 

            While writing my part for the paper, I felt so much appreciation for my community. I had written it with pride and joy considering all the points I was emphasizing. Writing for my own community was an honor. Moreover, I had also gained much more knowledge and respect given by the history of my community that I had just learned. 

            

While conducting the CBR, I also learned how to work collaboratively. I had developed the trait of being cooperative and a team player. Throughout the process of making the CBR, I felt connected to my group members and did not feel like I was alone through this. 

All in all, my experience while conducting the CBR was very remarkable. It helped me appreciate and to learn about my community more . 

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