Rizal UNIT 1: Rizal in The Eyes of The Filipinos

RIZAL
UNIT 1: Rizal in the Eyes of the Filipinos
INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOME.

 Motivation
1. How much do you know the characteristics of Dr. Jose P. Rizal? Is this man truly
an exceptional person? Elaborate your answer. (10 pts.)
2. In your own opinion, what do you think of our present and future condition as
nation or country without Dr. Jose P. Rizal? How significant is the life and works
of Rizal in shaping our destiny as a sovereign nation?
Answer:
 What do you think of our present and future condition as nation or country
without Dr. Jose P. Rizal?
 Without Dr. Jose Rizal which is one of our heroes that give us freedom for
those person who enslave Filipinoꞌs maybe up until know or in the future
we are still covered by other countries. Suffering because of humiliation
and slavery of other country and the worst thing is some of them raped
those innocent woman who have no opponent to against.
 How significant is the life and works of Rizal in shaping our destiny as a
sovereign nation?
 Rizal was a far greater man and a far greater hero than most of us have
so far conceived him. Of all our honored patriots, he loved and served
most our Motherland. But in the perspective of universal human welfare,
his humanitarian services were infinitely more than merely national. It was,
in the truest sense of the word, international. His Spirit helped to guide
American policy away from the road of imperialism to that of altruism. And
his struggle for human dignity and human emancipation was at once the
beginning of the struggle of all Asia, and eventually of all subject races, for
human dignity and freedom. Also Rizal will therefore greatly enhance his
immortal memory and improve the friendship and amity that bind us with
Asia and the rest of the world.
EVALUATIONS/ASSESSMENTS
Exercise 1: Lets explore the life of Dr. Jose P. Rizal.
Talent Criticism
Apart from being known as an Rizal was prickly, sensitive to
expert in the field of medicine, a slights and quick to take offense,
poet, and an essayist, Rizal was a criticism he himself heard
exhibited other amazing talents. again and again. They even said
He knew how to paint, sketch, and that Rizal is a very difficult person.
make sculptures. He also became
a polyglot conversant in 22
languages.
Exercise 2: Picture Analysis.

 As I observe in the picture itꞌs like, there are people who is in pain because of
torture I guess? And they look like there is no hope or a chance to survive. But
there are someone who says “STILL HERE!” so it means in times of difficulties
you are not alone. There are always even one person who is willing to help you
to survive whatever it is.
UNIT 2: THE HUMANITY OF HEROES

MOTIVATION
1. Among your friends, family or love once, who will you consider a hero? And why?
Answer:
My hero is someone who means the world to me and just by the thoughts of
giving her 50/50 life every time she give birth each one of my siblings, is very
impressive and that is my mom. My mom is my hero, my idol, my model figure,
my everything. I define my mom as a hero because she has provided us with
guidance, motherly love, and has always been there for us. She has also
supported me in every way possible. My mom is someone in my life that gives
me a reason to live for and never give up.
2. In your own opinion, what is the most important qualification of a hero?
Answer:
 Sacrifices- Sacrifice is the forfeiture of something highly valued for the sake of
one considered to have a greater value or claim.
 Loyalty- Loyalty is the feeling of allegiance or the act of binding oneself to a
course of action.
 Determination- Determination to do something for his/her country.
 Bravery and
 With affirmation
EVALUATIONS/ASSESSMENTS
Exercises 1: Identification. Write the correct answer on the space provided. (2 pt. Each)
National Heroes
Day 1. What particular holiday in the Philippines is celebrated every last
Sunday of August
Andres Bonifacio 2.He define heroes who are those have a concepts of nation and
aspire and struggle for the nation freedom.
Bonifacio Day 3.This holiday was made possible by the issuance of Act No. 21 as
2946.
February 25, 2004 4.When was President Arroyo signed into law declaring Aug. 21 as
Ninoyꞌs Aquino Day.
5. According to NHC, this is the prescribed years before a person is
finally confirmed as a hero.
Alexander 6. He defined a hero as an event making man.
President Emilio
Aguinaldo 7. Who issued the decree which officially declared the 30 th day of
Dec. As a national mourning day in honor or Dr. Jose Rizal.
22 Language 8. How many languages does Dr. Jose Rizal learns to speak?
The national Historical
Commission of the
Philippines 9. This is the agency in the Philippines that is in charge of the
historical matters and confirms who will be the countries
national hero.
Carlos Quirino 10. He was the director of the national library who approved the
criteria on the definition of the national hero.
EXERCISE 3. Explain the following statements or questions.

1. According to various Philippine presidents, the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs)
are the present day heroes? Using the criteria presented in this reading, are they
worthy of being called heroes? Justify your answers.
2. Compose your own criteria of a “HERO”.

Answer:
o Heroes are those who have a concept of nation and thereafter aspire and
struggle for the nation’s freedom.
o Heroes are those who define and contribute to a system or life of freedom
and order for a nation.
o Heroes are those who contribute to the quality of life and destiny of a
nation.
o Heroes is willing to sacrifice everything for his/her nation.
UNIT 3: THE RIZAL LAW.

 MOTIVATION
1. In your own opinion, do you think that the Rizal course is still a relevant
subject in our present time? And why?
Answer:
 Yes, although it is already in the past it is still relevant subject now a
days to learn more and explore the life of Rizal. On how he manage
to help his country through his knowledge.
2. What is your reaction about this- “Rizal is an American made Hero.”
Answer:
 Rizal was given special attention as American made Hero because,
unlike more radical figures whose ideas could inspire resistance
against American rule, he was interpreted to represent peaceful
political advocacy.
EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT
Exercise 1: Explicate the following statements/questions:
1. Analyze the issues and interest that were upheld to push the Rizal law. Are these
issues still valuable at present?
Answer:
 Philippines, much like today, was dominated by the religious sector. As
such, the implementation of Senator Claro M. Rectro's Rizal Bill"was
highly criticized by the churches. During the Spanish Occupation, Rizal
authored Noli Mae Tangere and El Filibusterismo. Also these issues still
valuable at present because it is part of the history that we need to learn.
2. What is your personal stand regarding the approval of the “Rizal Law”? what is
the relevance of this law in our nation building?
Answer:
What is your personal stand regarding the approval of the Rizal law?
◾So important was the observation of Rizal Day that President Quirino approved
on June 9, 1948 Republic Act No. Jose Rizal's vast role in the attainment of the
nation's freedom led to the issuance of Republic Act 1425 on June 12, 1956.
Commonly known as the Rizal Act, it was sponsored by Senator Claro M. Recto.
What is the relevance of this law in our nation buiding?
◾The Ultimate Means at Nation- Building is National Unity Rizal's greatest

contribution to the building of Filipino nation was his untiring efforts in urging his
countrymen to work together for national unity, a condition for national survival.
Any man who refused to fight injustice is not for the welfare of society.
Exercise 2: What is your JUDGEMENT?
Where will you stand the following issues? Church or Government
1. Death Penalty- Church, because it's in the bible that when you kill a person, then
you disobey God's order or command. I'd rather choose life in prison because
he/she would suffer more, then he/she would still have a chance to do such right
things or I should say, he/she can still change his/her life to be a good person or
citizen.
2. Divorce- Government, I'd rather agree with divorce only if the reason for divorce
is justifiable such as domestic violence. If the marriage is toxic and puts the lives
of people in it, then divorce should be considered.
3. Legality of Same Sex Marriage- As a religious person and been raised by a

Christian family, I don't agree with legalization of same sex marriage however, I
am not against their relationship or romance, I just don't find it proper to see
people of same sex getting married even one of them will dress as how a bride
and groom dress like.

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RIZAL

UNIT 1: Rizal in the Eyes of the Filipinos

INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOME.

Exercise 2: Picture Analysis.

UNIT 2: THE HUMANITY OF HEROES

2. In your own opinion, what is the most important qualification of a hero?

EXERCISE 3. Explain the following statements or questions.

2. Compose your own criteria of a “HERO”.

UNIT 3: THE RIZAL LAW.

2. What is your reaction about this- “Rizal is an American made Hero.”

What is the relevance of this law in our nation buiding?

◾The Ultimate Means at Nation- Building is National Unity Rizal's greatest

3. Legality of Same Sex Marriage- As a religious person and been raised by a

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