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Lesson Proper for Week 7

The document outlines various ways to express Filipino nationalism, including promoting local culture, supporting Filipino products, engaging in community service, and educating others about Philippine history. It also highlights significant Philippine symbols that promote nationalism, such as the national flag, anthem, and various cultural icons like the Sampaguita and Jeepney. These elements collectively foster pride, unity, and a sense of identity among Filipinos.

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Lesson Proper for Week 7

The document outlines various ways to express Filipino nationalism, including promoting local culture, supporting Filipino products, engaging in community service, and educating others about Philippine history. It also highlights significant Philippine symbols that promote nationalism, such as the national flag, anthem, and various cultural icons like the Sampaguita and Jeepney. These elements collectively foster pride, unity, and a sense of identity among Filipinos.

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Lesson Proper for Week 7

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DIFFERENT WAYS TO SHOW FILIPINO SENSE OF NATIONALISM

1. Promoting Local Culture

 Actively participate in and promote traditional Filipino festivals, arts, music, and dance. Celebrating
cultural heritage fosters pride and unity among Filipinos.

2. Supporting Filipino Products

 Choose to buy and promote locally-made goods and services. Supporting Filipino businesses helps
boost the economy and showcases the country’s craftsmanship.

3. Engaging in Community Service

 Volunteer for community projects or initiatives that address local issues, such as education, health,
and environmental sustainability. This strengthens community ties and reflects care for fellow
Filipinos.

4. Educating Others About Philippine History

 Share knowledge about Philippine history, including the contributions of national heroes. Encouraging
discussions and educational activities helps instill pride in the nation’s past.

5. Participating in National Holidays

 Celebrate national holidays, such as Independence Day (Araw ng Kalayaan) and National Heroes Day,
by attending ceremonies, parades, and community gatherings to honor the nation’s history and
achievements.

6. Using Filipino Languages

 Speak and promote the use of Filipino languages (e.g., Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano). Language is a vital
part of cultural identity and fosters unity among Filipinos.

7. Participating in Civic Duties

 Vote in elections, engage in community discussions, and advocate for policies that benefit the nation.
Civic participation reflects a commitment to the country’s future and development.

8. Advocating for National Issues

 Raise awareness and advocate for important national issues such as environmental protection, social
justice, and economic development. Being informed and vocal about these matters demonstrates
commitment to the country’s progress.

9. Showcasing Filipino Talent

 Promote and celebrate Filipino artists, athletes, and innovators. Showcasing their talents on local and
international platforms instills national pride and recognition.

10. Traveling Within the Philippines

 Explore and appreciate the diverse cultures, landscapes, and traditions within the Philippines.
Promoting domestic tourism helps bolster the economy and fosters a deeper appreciation for the
country's beauty and diversity.
PHILIPPINE SYMBOLS THAT PROMOTES A SENSE OF NATIONALISM

1. The Flag of the Philippines

 The Philippine flag features a blue field (representing peace), a red field (representing courage), and a
white triangle (symbolizing equality and fraternity). The three stars represent the three main
geographical regions of the Philippines (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao), while the sun represents
freedom and democracy.

2. The National Anthem ("Lupang Hinirang")

 The national anthem expresses the love for the country and reflects the Filipino spirit of patriotism. It
is often played during national holidays and ceremonies, invoking a sense of pride and unity.

3. The National Flower (Sampaguita)

 The Sampaguita, or jasmine, symbolizes purity, simplicity, and humility. It is often used in religious
and cultural ceremonies, representing the Filipino values of hospitality and affection.

4. The National Bird (Philippine Eagle)

 The Philippine Eagle is known for its strength and majesty. It represents the country’s rich biodiversity
and the importance of environmental conservation. It serves as a reminder of the need to protect
natural heritage.

5. The National Hero (Dr. José Rizal)

 Dr. José Rizal is a key figure in Philippine history, symbolizing the fight for independence and reform.
His writings and sacrifices inspire Filipinos to value freedom, education, and national identity.

6. The National Language (Filipino)

 The promotion of Filipino as the national language fosters unity among the diverse linguistic and
cultural groups in the country. It serves as a tool for communication and a symbol of national identity.

7. The Barong Tagalog

 The Barong Tagalog is a traditional Filipino shirt worn untucked and embroidered. It symbolizes
Filipino identity and is often worn during formal occasions, showcasing pride in Filipino craftsmanship.

8. The Jeepney

 Jeepneys are a popular mode of public transportation in the Philippines, known for their colorful
designs and artistic flair. They represent Filipino ingenuity and resourcefulness, becoming a symbol of
Filipino culture and creativity.

9. The Rice Terraces of Banaue

 Often referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World," the Banaue Rice Terraces represent the
agricultural ingenuity of the Ifugao people. They symbolize harmony with nature and the importance
of preserving indigenous cultures.

10. The Pahiyas Festival

 Celebrated in Lucban, Quezon, the Pahiyas Festival showcases the creativity and resourcefulness of
the Filipino people. It promotes local culture and heritage through colorful decorations and traditional
food, fostering community pride.

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