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Rizal Syllabus 2021-2022
Rizal Syllabus 2021-2022
GE100
SYLLABUS
S.Y. 2021-2022
Faculty Information:
Name: Darielyn O. Ricablanca, Eleboy V. A-m-is , Melba D. Paras
Email Address: ricablancadarielyn@gmail.com, amiseleboy19@gmail.com
Mobile Number: 09059440569/09639483217/09555865435
Program outcomes:
1. Articulate a comprehensive and contextualized view of the English language system and development.
2. Demonstrate corporate citizenship and social responsibility.
3. Work well with others.
4. Communicate in English (both oral and written) fluently, accurately, and creativity in diverse social, cultural, academic and professional settings.
5. Participate effectively in oral communication situations where language systems ( phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic ) vary ;
6. Produce well-written text for various academic and professional purposes.
Learning Outcomes :
LEARNING PLAN
Time Frame Objectives Subject TEACHING AND LEARNING MODALITIES
( Activities, Assessment & Mode of Submission
With Strong Access Internet With intermittent Internet With no capacity and Internet
Connection Connection Connection
(Online Modalities ) (Online-Offline- Modular (Offline- Modular Approach)
Approach)
Week 1-4 Activities: Activities Activities
1. Online orientation before the 1. Online and Modular orientation 1. Instruction can be found in the
Sept.27,20 start of the class; before the start of the class; module.
21-October - Modalities - Modalities - modalities
27,2021 Lecture introduction to - PACthinkfast registration - PAC thinkfast registration - how to use the Module
After mastering the content in this the Chapter, levelling of - E-module - how to use the Module - the course syllabus
chapter, the students should be able expectations,and - the course syllabus - the course syllabus - the schedule of classes
to do the following: instructions for activities. - the schedule of classes - the schedule of classes - assessment and mode of
- assessment and mode of - assessment and mode of submission
submission submission - Grading System
- Grading System - Grading System - Policy
- Policy - Policy
#RIZALLife 1. Using the pac.thinkfast.app read 1.Using the pac.thinkfast.app read 1. Read and follow instruction in The
Oct.27,20 The Life, Works ,and Writings of The Life, Works ,and Writings of Contemporary World Module 2 that
21-Nov. Jose Rizal Jose Rizal will be given during the orientation
27,2021 Lesson 5 Lesson 5 Century
Lesson 5-8 as chapter 2 of the Lesson 5-8 as chapter 2 of the program.
Philippines
1.discuss important changes in Spain Module 2 Module 2
and in the Philippines; Or Module 2 can be taken during
2.enumerate the policies that enabled Exploration: the schedule face to face class.
Filipinos to organize and ask for Mapping Rizal’s
reforms; and Travels
2. Read the instruction and study 2. Read the instruction and study 2..Please have additional reading
Economic and
the E- Module that is posted in the the E- Module that is posted in the references about The Life,
3.relate how the conditions of the 19th Political LMS of the school: Works ,and Writings of Jose Rizal
LMS or from the hardcopy of the
century Philippines and Europe Situation of the pac.thinkfast.app carefully Module 2 that will be given on
affected the formation of Rizal’s Philippines
schedule basis before the start to
consciousness. Education and the class.
the Rise of the
3 .Visit read and study this topic of 3.. Schedule of submission of the
Ilustrados 3. Visit, read and study this topic
the following links posted in the module can be found in the
of the following links posted in the instruction, Submit the module in the
pac.thinkfast.app The Life,
pac.thinkfast.app The Life, Works guard house in a sealed envelope
Works ,and Writings of Jose Rizal
Lesson 6 ,and Writings of Jose Rizal with student’s name, course and
Lesson 6 Memorias de level, teacher’s name and subject.
4. Please have an additional
1.explore important aspects of Rizal’s
un Estudiante de Manila 4.Please have an additional
reading references about our topic
reading references about our topic
childhood from his Memorias de un Exploration : in Chapter 2
in Chapter 2 The Life, Works ,and
Estudiante de Manila; Producing an Writings of Jose Rizal
Autobiography
2.identify relevant individuals and 5. Contact the instructor through
messenger, group chat, email or 5.Contact the instructor through
institutions instrumental to his messenger, group chat, email or
text for: consultation, clarification of
education; and the topics, problems on online text for: consultation, clarification
class, schedules of online class of the topics, problems on online
3.appreciate Rizal’s view on class , schedules of online /offline
childhood, family, love, and education. and evaluation
class and evaluation
Exploration::
1. Compare the concept of Reform Rizal-Bonifacio
and Revolution; Connection
Rizal’s
Separatist
2.Analyze the views of Rizal regarding Stance
the Philippine Revolution of 1896; and Rizal and the
Philippine
Revolution of
3.Apply the concept of Revolutionary 1896
spirit in present-day issues. Rizal and
Revolutionist
Lesson 20
Exploration:
COURSE POLICIES:
I. Attendance
1. Each student is expected to be prompt in attending online classes and submission of modules.
2. Absences should not exceed 20% of the total class meetings. In case of accumulating absences beyond 20%, the students shall be dropped.
3. Excused absences are for causes such as illness, natural disaster, and death in the immediate family, and approved field trips. An excuse slip signed by the parent/guardian/or a
medical certificates from the physician ( if absence is due to illness ) must be presented when the student returns to class.
4. In the event the teacher fails to show up on time (Unannounced), the student must wait until 15 minutes on the said class schedule.
Grades Computation : Use the parameters in computing grades for prelim, midterm, semi final and final grades
Parameters Online Blended Offline
Attendance / Participation 10% 10% 10%
Quizzes/ Assignment 25% 25% 25%
Reports ( Case Studies, Research Paper,
Reflections, Synthesis- written evaluation , 30% 30% 30%
analysis- written evaluation, )
Major Examination/ Final Revalida/ Evaluation 35% 35% 35%
100% 100% 100%
To compute the Final Grades: Formula: ( Carreon Method ) Student’ s score/Teacher ‘s Score x 50 +50
Prelim Grade 30 % Semi Final Grade 40 %
Temporary Midterm Grade 70% Temporary Final Grade 60%
Final Midterm Grade 100% Final Grade 100 %
Note: To get the FINAL STUDENT’S GRADES, cumulative computation is used 40% from Midterm Grade and 60% from the Final Grades.
Example: Midterm Grades 90 = 40% = 36
Final Grades 95= 60% = 57
Student’s Grades 93 %
100 %
REFERENCES;
Textbooks & References:
Agoncillo, T. (1965) History of the Filipino People. Quezon City: Malaya Publishing.
Anderson, B. (2006) Under Three Flags: Anarchism and the Anti-colonial Imagination. Quezon City: Anvil Publishing.
Bantug, A.L. (2008) Lolo Jose: An Intimate Portrait of Jose Rizal. Quezon City: Asuncion Lopez Bantug and Intramuros Administration.
Constantino, R. (1975) The Philippines: A Past Revisited. Quezon City: Tala Publishing.
Corpuz, O.D. (1989) The Roots of the Filipino Nation. Quezon City: AKLAHI Foundation.
Cortes, R.M. (2000) The Filipino Saga: History as Social Change. Quezon City: New Day Publishers.
Craig, A. (1913) Lineage, Life, and Labors of Jose Rizal, Philippine Patriot: a study of the growth of free ideas in the Trans-Pacific American Territory. Manila: Philippine
Education. Co.
Donoso, I. (Ed.) (2016) Boxer Codex: A Modern Spanish Transcription and English Translation of 16 th-Century Exploration Accounts of East and Southeast Asia and the Pacific
(Garcia, M.L., Quirino, C., Garcia, M. trans.). Quezon City: Vibal Foundation.
Fast, J. and J. Richardson (1979) Roots of dependency: political and economic revolution in 19th century Philippines. Quezon City: Foundation for Nationalist Studies.
Guerrero, L.M. (1963) The First Filipino: A biography of Jose Rizal. Manila: Vertex Press.
Laurel Jr., Jose B. (1960) “The Trials of the Rizal Bill.” PHA Historical Bulletin. Orosa, S.Y.
Mojares, R. B. (2002) Waiting for MariangMakiling: Essays in Philippine Cultural History. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press.
Purino, A. (2008) Rizal the greatest Filipino hero. Quezon City: Rex Publishing, Inc.
Quibuyen, F. (1999) A Nation Aborted: Rizal, American Hegemony, and Philippine Nationalism. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press.
Rizal, J. (1887) Noli me Tangere (Lacson-Locsin, M.S. trans.). Makati City: The Bookmark, Inc.
Rizal, J. (1891) El Filibusterismo (Lacson-Locsin, M. S. trans.). Makati City: St. Faustina Press.
Scott, W.H. (1979) Class structure in the Unhispanized Philippines. Philippine Studies, vol. 27. No. 2.
Zaide, G. (1981) Jose Rizal: Life, Works, and Writings. Manila: C.F. Villanueva Bookstore.
Links:
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