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    UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS

    COLLEGE OF NURSING

    COURSE SYLLABUS

    Course Title:Life Works and Writings ofRizal

    School Year: 2011-2012

    Course No. RC Semester: First Semester

    No. Of Units: 3 units Prerequisite: None

    Faculty Schedule:

    COURSE DESCRIPTION:

    A course on the life, work, ideas and ideals of Jose Rizal which aims to provide students an

    in-depth appreciation of Rizals contribution to the building of the Filipino nationhood. The

    course involves the critical and analytical discussion of Rizal in the context of Philippine

    History.

    COURSE OBJECTIVES:

    Course

    Objectives

    At the end of the course, the student should be able to:

    1. Demonstrate knowledge about the political, social ad economic conditionof the Philippines during the time of Rizal.

    2. Discuss the important and pivotal events in Rizals life and works.3. Demonstrate the salient points of Rizals work and discuss their

    importance.4. Compare and contrast Rizals works in comparison to the contemporary

    Philippine society.5. Compare Rizals works together with other Filipino heroes.6. Appreciate how Rizal and other heroes contributed to Filipino nationhood.

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    MajorCompetency

    1. To be able to discuss Rizals life, works, ideas and ideals in the context ofthe formation of Philippine nationhood.

    2. To be able to point out important and pivotal events and factors thathelped shape and develop Rizals nationalism.

    3. To appreciate the relevance of Rizals teachings and those of otherFilipino heroes.

    4. To discuss, compare, evaluate and analyze the achievements of Rizaland other heroes in relation to their importance to the life of the Filipinonation.

    5. To manifest respect and reverence for the achievements, ideas andideals ofthe nations heroes.

    ValueObjectives:

    1. Develop a deeper understanding of Filipino nationalism and theachievements of Filipino heroes.

    2. Instill in students human values and cultural refinement exemplified byRizal and other Filipino heroes.

    3. Inculcate high ethical standards in students exemplified by Filipinoheroes.

    4. Reflect social awareness in when making decisions and planningactivities.

    COURSE OUTLINE:

    UNIT CONTENT OUTLINE TIME ALLOTMENT

    UNIT II. Introduction

    a. Rizal Lawb. What are the qualities of a hero?c. Rizals time

    1. The World2. The Philippines

    II. Rizals Childhooda. Birthb. Family and Ancestryc. Hometownd. Story of the Mothe. Sa Aking Mga Kabataf. Boyhood Influences

    g. Education in Calamba and Bian

    3 hours

    6 hours

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    III. Higher Educationa. Ateneo de Manila

    1. Jesuit System of Education2. Poems and Artistic Works

    b. University of Santo Tomas1. Medical Studies2. Ala Juventud Filipina3. El Consejo delos Dioses4. Champion of Filipino Students

    9 hours

    UNIT II

    Unit III

    IV. Education and Travels Abroad

    a. Universidad Central de Madrid

    b.

    Rizal as a Masonc. The Writing of the Noli Me Tangered. Ophthalmic Training under Dr. Louis de

    Weckert and Dr. Otto Beckere. Friendship with Ferdinand Blumentrittf. Grand Tour of Europe

    V. Homecoming and Return to Europe

    a. Return Home1.Medical Practice in Calamba2.Uproar and attacks of the Noli3.The Calamba Land Problem

    b. Asia and US Exposure1.Hong Kong and Macau2.United States

    c. Rizal as Propagandist1.Annotation of Succesos de las

    Islas Filipinas in London2.La Solidaridad3.To the Young Women of Malolos

    4.

    Indios Bravos5.The Philippines, A CenturyHence

    6. Indolence of the Filipinos7.Por Telefono8.Life in Brussels9.Rizal and Marcelo H. Del Pilars

    Rivalry10. Publication of the El

    Filibusterismo in Ghent

    3 hours

    6 hours

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    Unit III

    VI. Return to the Philippines

    a. Ophthalmic Surgeon in Hong Kong

    b. Borneo Colonization Projectc. La Liga Filipinad. Exile in Dapitan

    1.Physician, Farmer andBusinessman

    2.Water System in Dapitan3.School teacher4.Discoveries and Inventions5.Writings and Artistic Works6.The Katipunan

    VII. Arrest, Trial and Execution

    a. Last Trip Abroadb. Arrest and Arrival in Manilac. Preliminary Investigationd. Triale. The Last Hoursf. Retractiong. Ultimo Adiosh. Execution

    i.

    Retrospect: Issues about Rizal1. Retraction Controversy2. The Loves of Rizal3. Was Rizal an American-sponsored hero?4. How the Filipinos view Rizal?5. Is Rizal the only National Hero?

    VIII. Rizals Major Works

    a. Noli Me Tangereb. El Filibusterismoc. Other Works

    IX. The Other Heroes and their Works

    I. The Other Heroes and their Worksa. Graciano Lopez-Jaena

    1. Selected Worksb. Marcelo H. del Pilar

    1. Dasalan at Toksohan

    9 hours

    9 hours

    3 hours

    6 hours

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    INSTRUCTIONAL LEARNING MODEL AND STRATEGY:

    Professors Input: Lecture-discussionsPowerpoint/ Video PresentationsFacilitating group discussionsRecitation

    Quizzes & Exams

    Enabling Activities: Oral Reports

    Small group tutorialsExtensive readings of referencesLibrary workQuizzes & ExamsReportingRecitations

    Interactive/ Collaborative Activity:Group reportingGroup discussions

    2. Soberania Monacal en Filipinasc. Andres Bonifacio

    1. Ang Dapat Mabatid ng mgaTagalog

    d. Emilio Jacinto

    1. Ang Kartilya ng Katipunan2. Selected Works

    e. Apolinario Mabini1. Verdadero Decalogo2. La Revoluccion Filipina

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    Integrating Activity:Discussion forums

    COURSE REFERENCES:

    Textbook and otherReferences Textbook:1. Zaide, Gregorio F. and Sonia M. Zaide. Jose Rizal Life

    Works and Writings of a Genius, Writer, Scientist andNational Hero. Quezon City: All Nationas Publishing Co.Inc. 1999.

    Other References:Abeto, Isidro ZE. Rizal and the Immortal Filipino (1861-1896).Manila: National Bookstore Inc. 1984.

    Arcilla, Jose S. Rizal and the Emergence of the PhilippineNation. Quezon City: Office of Research and Publications,

    Ateneo de Manila University, 1991.

    Coates, Austin. Rizal Philippine Nationalist Martyr. Hong Kong:Oxford University Printing Press, 1968.

    Del Pilar, Marcelo H. Letters. Manila: National HistoricalInstitute, 2003.

    Guerrero, Leon Ma. The First Filipino. Manila: National

    Historical Institute, 2001.

    Lopez-Jaena, Graciano. Selected Works. Manila: NationalHistorical Institute. 1961.

    Mabini, Apolinario. The Philippine Revolution. 2 vols. Manila:National Historical Institute, 2001 and 2004.

    Palma, Rafael. Rizal: The Pride of the Malay Race. Manila:Saint Anthony Company, 2000.

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    Rivera, Crisanto C., Domingo G. Landicho and Domingo V.Valenciano.Ang Bayani. Manila: M&L Licudine Enterprises,1969.

    Zaide, Gregorio F.Rizal, Asias First Apostle of Nationalism.Manila: FNB Enterprises, 1970.

    _____________. The Katipunan. Manila: 1932

    Instructional Media LCD and projection screenLaptop computerVideo CD, DVDCD & DVD playerTelevision

    Audio equipment

    Whiteboard & pen

    COURSE POLICIES and REQUIREMENTS:

    Course Policies Attendance: Because much of the material and information willcome from classroom activities and lectures, attendance is veryimportant. You are allowed 7 absences for the entire semester.

    Tardiness: You are allowed fifteen (15) minutes to be late in the

    class. Democratic System

    Deadliest Deadline. A deduction from your grade will be givenfor passing requirements way past the deadline.

    Others please refer to your UST Student Handbook

    Course Requirements 1. Active participation in class discussion (Graded Recitation, lectures,and group activities) and in discussion for a (online component)

    2. Reaction papers3. Case Study4. Online Examination5. Quizzes (Online and Classroom)

    6. Major Examinations

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    Computation of Grades There are three (3) grading periods.1. First Grading Period (MG)

    a. Class Standing (Quizzes, Exercises, Activities) - 60%b. Monthly Examination40%

    2. Second Grading Period (PG)

    a. Class Standing (Quizzes, Exercises, Activities) - 60%b. Preliminary Examination40%

    3. Third Grading Period (FG)a. Class Standing (Quizzes, Exercises, Activities) - 60%b. Monthly Examination40%

    4. Final Grade = MG + PG + FG / 3

    COURSE CALENDAR:

    FIRST GRADING PERIOD

    WEEK TOPICINSTRUCTIONAL

    ACTIVITY

    1 IntroductionLecture-DiscussionRecitation

    2-3 Rizals ChildhoodLecture-DiscussionRecall of Childhood

    4-6 Higher Education

    Lecture-DiscussionRecitationGroup Sharing of

    Experiences in formerschool

    6 Monthly Examination

    SECOND GRADING PERIOD

    WEEK TOPICINSTRUCTIONAL

    ACTIVITY

    1 Education and Travels AbroadLecture-DiscussionMap Reading

    2-3 Homecoming and Return to EuropeLecture-Discussion

    Recitation

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    4-6 Return to the Philippines

    Lecture-DiscussionRecitation

    Video Showing: Rizal saDapitan

    6 Preliminary Examination

    THIRD GRADING PERIOD

    1-3 Arrest, Trial and Execution

    Lecture-DiscussionGroup SharingDebate

    Video Showing: BayaningThird World

    4 Rizals Major Works

    Lecture-DiscussionReporting

    Reminiscing the SalientPoints of the Novels

    5-6 The Other Heroes and their WorksLecture-Discussion

    ReportingVideo Showing: Rizal

    6 Final Examination