A COURSE MODULE

FOR LIFE AND

WORK OF RIZAL
MODULE 3

MASINOPA, JAICA MAE B.

BS CRIM1 BLOCK 1F (GE346)

LESSON 9: WORKS OF RIZAL

Activity 1
Answers

1.  Rizal's best-known works are his two novels, Noli me tangere (1887) and El filibusterismo
(1891), which served as vital guides for those involved in the Philippine independence
movement.

2. Rizal awakened the masses by his immense writings about exploitation and slavery during
colonization.

3. Yes. For the students, Rizal is an excellent illustration of what young people can become if they
work hard and study. He maintained a high standard of performance and eventually achieved
success as a physician. He even continued to pick up numerous languages.

Activity 2

Essay

Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines, is widely recognized as one of the most significant figures
in Philippine history. He played a crucial role in the country's struggle for independence, inspiring
generations of Filipinos to fight against colonial oppression and imperialism. Beyond his
accomplishments in the political sphere, Rizal's legacy extends to his contributions in various fields, such
as literature, education, and science. In this essay, I will reflect on the importance of Rizal and his
enduring influence on Filipino society. Firstly, Rizal's most notable contribution to the Philippines is his
role in the Philippine Revolution of 1896, which eventually led to the country's independence from
Spain. Rizal was a key figure in the Propaganda Movement, a group of Filipino intellectuals who sought
to raise awareness about colonial abuses and promote reform within the Spanish colonial system. His
works, such as the novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, exposed the injustices and corruption
of the Spanish regime and sparked a sense of nationalism and rebellion among the Filipinos. Rizal's
execution in 1896 further fueled the revolution and cemented his status as a martyr and hero in the
eyes of the Filipino people. Aside from his political contributions, Rizal's works in literature and
education also left a lasting impact on Philippine society. His novels, poems, and essays not only exposed
the ills of colonialism but also celebrated the richness and beauty of Philippine culture and heritage.
Through his literary works, Rizal advocated for the use of the Filipino language and the promotion of
indigenous arts and traditions, paving the way for the emergence of a distinct Filipino identity.
Furthermore, Rizal's work in education was also forward-thinking and progressive. He believed that
education was the key to social and economic development, and he advocated for a holistic and
practical approach to learning. He opened a school in Dapitan, where he taught various subjects such as
mathematics, chemistry, and agriculture, to empower the Filipino youth with knowledge and skills that
they can use to improve their lives and their communities. Lastly, Rizal embodied the values of integrity,
patriotism, and excellence, which are still relevant and essential in the Philippines today. His unwavering
commitment to his beliefs and principles, even in the face of danger and persecution, inspires Filipinos
to stand up for what is right and just. His love for his country and his people motivates Filipinos to work
towards the progress and prosperity of the Philippines. His dedication to excellence and lifelong learning
serves as a reminder that personal growth and development are vital for success and fulfillment. In
conclusion, Jose Rizal is an important figure in Philippine history, whose contributions and influence
continue to shape Filipino society today. His legacy as a political leader, writer, educator, and role model
for excellence and patriotism, serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for the Filipinos, reminding
them of their history, culture, and potential as a nation.

LESSON 10: THE VALUE OF SCIENCE

Activity 3

Answers

1. He sees and values science as a tool for comprehending the Creator. Essays were employed to
emphasize the value of science. reforms, enhancing the nation's condition, and comprehending
the social reality of the time

2. Rizal rose to prominence as the head of Propaganda, a reformist movement that relentlessly
fought for political and social liberties while lobbying the government of the Iberian Peninsula
through its ties to liberal Spanish politicians. ... One of the first to support the Filipino was Rizal.

3. He also imagined the curtain, which a Sister had painted in oil with his guidance. Additionally, he
drew sketches of anything in Dapitan that caught his attention. The three endangered wildlife
species he discovered—the dragon/lizard, frog, and beetle—as well as the fish he caught—were
among his collections.

Activity 4

Essay

The study of science is crucial in today's world for many reasons. Firstly, science is the
foundation for technological advancements, and it plays a vital role in changing our daily
lives' course. Without science, we wouldn't enjoy modern amenities like computers, GPS,
and smartphones, and many industries that we rely on wouldn't exist. Secondly, science is
essential for understanding our environment, the world around us, and the universe's
workings. It enables us to expand our knowledge of genetics, climate change, space
exploration, and more. Moreover, scientific research is necessary for developing better ways
to live sustainably and protect the planet from pollution and climate change. Thirdly, science
is the key to addressing global challenges such as diseases, food shortages, and energy needs.
Scientific advances in medical research, agriculture, and renewable energy are crucial for
creating a better future for humanity. Lastly, science allows us to make informed decisions in
our daily lives. It equips us to understand the benefits and risks of technologies, making
informed decisions about our health, and better grasping the consequences of human
behavior on the environment. In conclusion, the study of science is vital for personal growth,
sustainable living, technological progress, and global progress. We must encourage more
people to engage in science, especially students, and make science education more
 accessible. This way, we can continue to make ground-breaking discoveries and innovations
that will shape our future.

LESSON 11: THE ART OF RIZAL

Activity 5

Answers

1. he was an inspiration for all of students or peoples that win their futures.
2. El Filibusterismo. He was a fine artist, painting, sketching, drawing, sculpting and
woodcarving, using different media; oil, watercolors, crayon, and on paper, porcelain or
shells.
3. His two books,. Noli me tangere and el Filibusterismo

Activity 6

Instruction

LESSON 12: ORGANZATIONS

Activity 7

Answers

1. Rizal was able to establish a different group with the same objectives by collaborating with his
fellow Filipinos.
2. Liga Filipina
3. Organizational theory examines organizations to determine the patterns and structures they
employ to address issues, increase production and efficiency, and satisfy stakeholder
expectations. Then, using these patterns, organizational theory develops normative theories of
how organizations should operate.