Camile G.

Bautista
BIT31
G-SOSC002 – KURSONG RIZAL
Sir Jumel Estrañero
De La Salle University – Dasmariñas

I. LEARNINGS ABOUT RIZAL

Jose Rizal ideas and speeches inspired a multi-faceted uprising against the reign of the
Spanish. After spending his formative years in Spain, he ultimately made his way back to the
Philippines, where he was put to death for the convictions he had. In his book, "Noli Me
Tangere," Rizal spoke on the various wrongs that Spain did in her colonies throughout the world.
Since its initial publication in 1887, his writing has been an important source of motivation for
many generations of Filipinos, particularly those who favor freedom from Spanish colonial
control. The most important thing that Jose Rizal taught me was that a message can be
straightforward and still have a profound impact. Freedom, equality, and justice are all ideals that
should be extended to all members of a society. Heroes from the past have made it possible for
people to become heroes in the present day.

Rizal was driven to do all of these things because he saw the upholding of justice, the
preservation of our culture, and the restoration of our independence as his life's work. If we pay
attention to what he has to say, the direction of our lives will become more purposeful, and we
will understand that there is a rationale behind the way in which our country was established.
Freedom is not without cost. Equal treatment and justice, on the other hand, must be gained
through the shedding of blood, sweat, and tears. Rizal's life narrative is a significant story that
transcends borders; it is one that was recounted by an Asian hero who has made an indelible
mark on generations of Filipinos all over the world since then. It is a tale that ought to never be
lost to history.

Jose Rizal exemplified a lot of great qualities that we should all try to model ourselves
after. He was courageous and clever, and he devoted his life to serving his nation and shedding
light on the injustices that existed there. He practiced medicine and was known for publishing
subversive literature that helped pave the way for Philippine independence. Both his love for
humanity and his devotion to his country were unselfish acts. Because he fought against
imperialism in Aryanism as well as Spanish colonialism, his legacy is one that has served as an
inspiration to generations of people not only in the Philippines but also beyond Asia. Rizal
endured a lot of suffering during his lifetime, but he still managed to leave behind an irrefutable
legacy of love for humanity, undoubted patriotism, and unquestionable intelligence. It was this
legacy that actually made him immortal.

II. MESSAGE TO MY PROFESSOR

To my professor, Sir Jumel Estrañero, what I want to say is please continue on the things that
you have already started. This is a private and personal message ko lang po regarding po sa inyo.
I want to say sorry for not being able to attend to your class schedule always since I am having
problems like financial problems in our home. Please accept my sincere apologies for not being
the kind of student you anticipated having in your class. Despite this, I am going to make it a
priority to attend every single class that I possibly can and turn in all of my assignments on time.
I am truly unsure of the type of message that I should convey in this space or whether or not I
should elaborate further on the topics that we have been discussing, but I do want to comment on
something unrelated to the topic at hand. I am aware that you are experiencing painful thoughts
or perhaps emotional trauma, and that this makes it difficult for you to function, but it is my
sincere wish that you will recover as quickly as possible. Even though I know it may be difficult
for you, I really do hope that you will make an effort to have a positive attitude in the face of any
challenge that may be thrown your way. I also hope that you do not give up hope of returning to
what you were doing in the past. I know that finding solutions to difficulties is exhausting, but I
really hope that you don't get tired of finding solutions to the problems that you will face in the
future. Resting up at least once to regain your strength is perfectly acceptable and recommended
in the event that you are having difficulty completing the task at hand. We are grateful to have
you as our professor, and may God continue to bless you.