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    This course outline is for a Philippine History reading course covering primary and secondary sources over 1-3 weeks. It will distinguish between primary and secondary sources, examine external and internal criticism of sources, review repositories and types of primary sources, and involve contextual analysis of selected primary sources. References include books on Philippine history by Halili, Zaide, and Agoncillo. The course will be taught through blended, modular, or distance learning modalities.

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    This course outline is for a Philippine History reading course covering primary and secondary sources over 1-3 weeks. It will distinguish between primary and secondary sources, examine external and internal criticism of sources, review repositories and types of primary sources, and involve contextual analysis of selected primary sources. References include books on Philippine history by Halili, Zaide, and Agoncillo. The course will be taught through blended, modular, or distance learning modalities.

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    This course outline is for a Philippine History reading course covering primary and secondary sources over 1-3 weeks. It will distinguish between primary and secondary sources, examine external and internal criticism of sources, review repositories and types of primary sources, and involve contextual analysis of selected primary sources. References include books on Philippine history by Halili, Zaide, and Agoncillo. The course will be taught through blended, modular, or distance learning modalities.

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    Osias Educational Foundation

    School Year 2020-2021


    Course Outline

    SUBJECT: GEC 2- Reading in the Philippine History


    TOPIC:
    1. Meaning and Relevance of history
    1.1 Distinction of primary and secondary sources
    2. External and internal criticism
    2.1 Respositories of primary sources
    2.2 Different kind of primary sources
    2. 3 Content and Contextual analysis of selected primary sources

    TIME FRAME: 1 to 3 weeks

    REFERENCES:
     Halili, Maria Christine N. Philippine History. Rex Book Store, 2004.
     Zaide, Sonia M.  The Philippines: A Unique nation, History of the Republic of the
    Philippines, Cubao, Quezon City, 2000.
     Agoncillo, T.  History of the Filipino People.   Quezon City: Garotech Publishing, 1990.

    LEARNING MODALITY: Blended Learning, Modular, Distance learning

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