Kevin P.

Nuñez BSIE-2B 28/09/2021

Coverage: Prelim
Intended Learning Outcomes:
1. Explain the history of the Rizal Law and its important provisions
2. Determine the value of studying Rizal in the 21st century

LESSON 1: The Rizal Law and Literature

a. Trials of the Rizal Bill
b. Republic Act No. 1425

Duration: 3 hours
Instructional Process

Preparation
Look at the picture above. Let’s check how well you know HIM. You will
have to list down at least five descriptions you can associate from the
picture. Why did you choose such descriptions of Rizal? Did he make an
impact to your life as a student? Why or Why not?
Descriptions: Hospitable, Hardworking, Intelligent, Open-
minded, Visionary
Ans:
I choose those descriptions because it reflects who he is as a hero and
a leader to all people in the Philippines. Yes, he did make an impact to
me as a student and his works inspires me as he wanted freedom.
He wanted the Filipino youth to use their capabilities, talents, nd skills to
stand out not only for their own praise and success but also for the
praise and success of their own motherland, the Philippines.
Presentation

The need to understand the rationale behind studying any subject is

 essential for a learner to appreciate and imbibe it. This would serve as
an introductory part of the heart of the course which introduces the
Rizal Law and the teaching of the Rizal course. In the same way that
this would also engage the learners of the life, works, and writings of
Rizal.

Read:
● https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/1956/06/12/republic-act-no-
1425/
● https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gX2Falnva-
m9U6uu9yp0FctQ8knonsdq/view?usp=sharing
● https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UjaDAnsEhY_1wLyfNmJeoYUq-
poNOX1h/view?usp=sharing

Read the above readings and complete the statements below:

1. The three things that I significantly learned from the readings are:

Ans: The things that I significantly learned from the readings as a

student I was amazed about Rizal Law. It gave me a wide
curiosity about this issue because it because one of the biggest
story lines to be in the heal of issue in those early years. I found
myself life watching it. Lastly, Accepting and realizing is one of
the things that we must have because this is a way of a thanking
to the people who gave their lives for the independence of our
Practice country which nowadays is slowly fading

2. The three things that are still unclear to me are:

Ans; The things that are still unclear to me is how Rizal’s work
and his life must be known to all the Filipino people and show
them things that are worth learning than those things which
causes us to be like the people who never fought for the country
and I think the fight of Rizal is still unfinished for there still traces
of those things he wants to get rid of and it is raging especially to
the youth
Performanc
Administer performance tasks below.
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Task 1:

Name: Kevin P. Nuñez Program / Year / Section: BSIE-2B Date: 27/09/2021

Instructions: In a matrix, compare and contrast the views of those who are in favor and
against the Rizal Bill. Mention at least three (3) in each column.

In Favor Against
Personalitie Arguments Personalitie Arguments
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 Those in favour Betrayal  Those against the
Love of it, were
comprised of Contrarian law, were Catholic
Passion those who Church muppet
studied the Notorious
Patriotism biography and who cannot
the studies and accept Rizal and
works regarding
his works, which
Rizal.
critical to the
 His work was
Catholic Church.
mostly based on
 They threatened
the freedom of
to start huge
conscience and
prospects if
religion.
parliament passed
 His works is the
the bill.
reason why
 Schumacher
there is freedom.
disagrees with
most of my
main argument
about Rizal

Task 2:

Think and Share:

1. In your opinion, why is there a need to study the life, works and writings of
Rizal?

Ans: In my opinion, there is a need for us to study the life, works and writings of
Rizal for us to broaden our education because Rizal is such an extremely important
individual in our Philippine history. His writing influenced the drive to independence
in our country. He was not physically part of the revolution, but he was still executed
because of his influence.

2. Why was Rizal a considered hero despite his being a man of peace and not a
 man of war?

Ans : In my opinion, a hero can be defined as a peace finder. A hero's objective

is to find an absolute solution to have peace and contentment. A hero does not
always want to wage war since it will only result more arguments and
misunderstanding. A well-mannered thing to think and do is to brought peace that
will result happiness, and to clear out war as possible to avoid further famines
and sadness. This is the reason why Rizal is considered a hero of our nation.
Assessment Task:

Instruction: A quiz will be administered using Google form.

Learning Resources:

● Laurel, J. (1960) The Trials of the Rizal Bill. Historical Bulletin, 4(2), 130-139
● Republic of the Philippines. (1956). Republic Act No. 1425. Retrieved form
https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/1956/06/12/republic-act-no-1425/
● Schumacher, J. (2011). The Rizal Bill of 1956: Horacio de la Costa and the
bishops. Philippine Studies, 59(4), 529-53