Title: Course Outcomes
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Course Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

- Recall significant events and milestones in the life of Jose Rizal, including his major works and their historical context.
- Explain the key themes and messages present in Rizal’s literary works, particularly “Noli Me Tangere” and “El Filibusterismo.”
- Analyze the influence of Rizal’s writings on the Philippine Revolution and the broader struggle for independence from colonial rule.
- Evaluate the relevance of Rizal’s ideas in contemporary discussions on nationalism, identity, and social justice.
- Create a reflective piece that articulates their understanding of Rizal’s contributions to Philippine history and their significance in today’s society.

Course Layout: The Life and Works of Jose Rizal

Module 1: Introduction to Jose Rizal and Historical Context

Estimated Time: 90 minutes
Description: This module introduces students to Jose Rizal’s life, the historical context of the Philippines during his time, and the significance of his contributions.
Subtopics:

- Overview of the Philippines in the 19th century
- Key historical events leading to Rizal’s activism
- Introduction to Rizal as a national hero

Module 2: Early Life and Education of Jose Rizal

Estimated Time: 90 minutes
Description: This module delves into Rizal’s formative years, including his family background, education, and early influences that shaped his thoughts and beliefs.
Subtopics:

- Family background and childhood experiences
- Education in Calamba, Manila, and abroad
- Influences of teachers and peers

Module 3: Literary Works of Jose Rizal

Estimated Time: 120 minutes
Description: Students will explore Rizal’s major literary works, focusing on “Noli Me Tangere” and “El Filibusterismo,” and their themes, characters, and societal critiques.
Subtopics:

- Overview of Rizal’s literary career
- Detailed analysis of “Noli Me Tangere”
- Detailed analysis of “El Filibusterismo”
- Themes of nationalism and social justice

Module 4: Rizal’s Political Activism and Advocacy

Estimated Time: 90 minutes
Description: This module examines Rizal’s political activism, his involvement in reform movements, and his stance on colonialism and social issues.
Subtopics:

- Rizal’s role in the Propaganda Movement
- Key writings and speeches advocating for reform
- The impact of Rizal’s activism on Philippine society

Module 5: The Impact of Rizal’s Writings on the Philippine Revolution

Estimated Time: 120 minutes
Description: Students will analyze how Rizal’s works influenced the Philippine Revolution and the broader struggle for independence from colonial rule.
Subtopics:

- The role of Rizal’s writings in inspiring revolutionary leaders
- The response of the Spanish colonial government to Rizal’s works
- Rizal’s execution and its impact on the revolution

Module 6: Rizal’s Legacy and Relevance Today

Estimated Time: 90 minutes
Description: This module evaluates the enduring legacy of Rizal’s ideas and their relevance in contemporary discussions on nationalism, identity, and social justice.
Subtopics:

- Rizal’s influence on modern Philippine society
- Contemporary issues related to nationalism and identity
- Rizal’s ideas in the context of social justice movements

Module 7: Reflective Synthesis and Personal Connection

Estimated Time: 90 minutes
Description: In the final module, students will create a reflective piece that articulates their understanding of Rizal’s contributions and their significance in today’s society.
Subtopics:

- Guidelines for reflective writing
- Sharing reflections in small groups
- Final thoughts on Rizal’s relevance in personal and societal contexts

Summary of Modules

1. Introduction to Jose Rizal and Historical Context (90 minutes)
2. Early Life and Education of Jose Rizal (90 minutes)
3. Literary Works of Jose Rizal (120 minutes)
4. Rizal’s Political Activism and Advocacy (90 minutes)
5. The Impact of Rizal’s Writings on the Philippine Revolution (120 minutes)
6. Rizal’s Legacy and Relevance Today (90 minutes)
7. Reflective Synthesis and Personal Connection (90 minutes)

This structured approach follows the Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy framework, allowing students to progress from basic knowledge and comprehension to higher-order thinking skills such as analysis, evaluation, and creation.

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