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What does the Rizal Law mandate?
What does the Rizal Law mandate?
The teaching of Jose Rizal's life, works, and writings.
Why study Rizal?
Why study Rizal?
- Because he was an artist
- Because he is a politician
- Because it is mandated by law (correct)
- He wrote novels
Who sponsored the Rizal Law?
Who sponsored the Rizal Law?
Senator Jose P. Laurel
What is one of the objectives of the Rizal Law?
What is one of the objectives of the Rizal Law?
What year was the Rizal Law enacted?
What year was the Rizal Law enacted?
What are the initials of the Rizal Law?
What are the initials of the Rizal Law?
Which of the following is not mentioned as a question asked by professors on the first day of the course?
Which of the following is not mentioned as a question asked by professors on the first day of the course?
The Rizal Law aims to pay tribute to our national hero for devoting his life and works in shaping the __________.
The Rizal Law aims to pay tribute to our national hero for devoting his life and works in shaping the __________.
Which qualities does Rizal represent according to the module?
Which qualities does Rizal represent according to the module?
What is the primary focus of the transition words in the paper discussed?
What is the primary focus of the transition words in the paper discussed?
The writer's grammar and spelling errors do not affect the reader's understanding of the content.
The writer's grammar and spelling errors do not affect the reader's understanding of the content.
What is one function of transition words in a paper?
What is one function of transition words in a paper?
The paper uses a variety of __________ and transitions to enhance its structure.
The paper uses a variety of __________ and transitions to enhance its structure.
Match the following references with their authors:
Match the following references with their authors:
What is emphasized about Rizal’s view on hero-worship?
What is emphasized about Rizal’s view on hero-worship?
Rizal's social criticisms are considered outdated and no longer relevant today.
Rizal's social criticisms are considered outdated and no longer relevant today.
What role did Rizal play in inspiring Filipino pride?
What role did Rizal play in inspiring Filipino pride?
Rizal was capable of unraveling the __________ that were woven by the oppressors of his time.
Rizal was capable of unraveling the __________ that were woven by the oppressors of his time.
Match Rizal's qualities with their descriptions:
Match Rizal's qualities with their descriptions:
Study Notes
Module 1: Introduction to Rizal
- This module introduces Rizal as both an ordinary and extraordinary individual, a human person remembered for his contribution to Philippine history.
- The module aims to help teachers facilitate lessons and activities about Rizal's life and works.
- The module encourages critical thinking and aims to help students develop an understanding of Rizal as a modern individual who overcame challenges and dedicated his life to his country.
Lesson 1: The Study of Rizal in Historical and Critical Approach
- The lesson focuses on the introduction and passage of Rizal Law (Republic Act 1425), which mandates the implementation of a Rizal course in educational institutions.
- The lesson explores Rizal's journey from a frail child to a prominent figure in history and aims to understand him as a modern man who conquered his own weaknesses.
Pre-Lesson Activity
- The K-W-L strategy ("Know-Want to Learn-Learned") is used to activate students' prior knowledge of Rizal and identify areas for further exploration.
The Patriotic Objectives of Rizal Law
- The rationale behind studying Rizal is mandated by law (Republic Act 1425) and the value of learning from his life and works.
- The Rizal Law, sponsored by Senator Jose P. Laurel, aims to instill ideals of freedom and nationalism in young Filipinos.
- The law seeks to pay tribute to Rizal's contributions to shaping the Filipino character and provide an inspiring source of patriotism.
Crisóstomo Ibarra's Plans
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Crisóstomo Ibarra plans to build a school in his hometown of San Diego. He believes in the importance of education and wants to offer a more modern curriculum than the one provided by the government, which is influenced by the friars.
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Ibarra receives support from Don Anastacio, a respected local philosopher, who refers him to a progressive schoolmaster who shares Ibarra's desire for educational reforms.
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The school construction is set to commence with a cornerstone laying ceremony during the town fiesta.
The Crocodile Incident
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During a picnic on the shores of Laguna de Baý, a crocodile is discovered lurking in the fish pens owned by the Ibarras.
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Elías, the boat's pilot, courageously jumps into the water to confront the crocodile, but Crisóstomo joins him to help subdue the animal.
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This incident reinforces the bond between the two characters.
The Plot to Assassinate Ibarra
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On the day of the fiesta, Elías warns Ibarra of a plot on his life.
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During the cornerstone-laying ceremony, a derrick malfunctions and the heavy stone falls into the trench, narrowly missing Ibarra.
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It is revealed that the person crushed beneath the stone was the intended assassin.
The Confrontation with Padre Dámaso
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Later that day, Padre Dámaso, who is antagonistic towards the Ibarras, crashes Ibarra's luncheon.
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He insults Ibarra and mocks the memory of his father, Rafael.
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Enraged, Ibarra strikes the friar unconscious.
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This module offers an insightful introduction to José Rizal, highlighting his significance in Philippine history as both an ordinary and extraordinary individual. It aims to guide teachers in facilitating lessons on Rizal's life, promoting critical thinking among students, and developing a modern understanding of his contributions. The focus is on the implementation of the Rizal Law and engaging students through the K-W-L strategy.