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COURSE TITLE: READING HISTORY IN THE PHILIPPINES NAME OF FACULTY: INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
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Outcome- Based Education Syllabus in (Course Title) (COURSE CODE)
COLEGIO DE MONTALBAN
Kasiglahan Village, San Jose, Montalban, Rizal
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
in transforming individuals into responsible, professionals who can contribute their expertise to primary sources and the corresponding
productive, and globally competitive citizens. the community. secondary sources derived from local history.
• Meaning and relevance of history, the
distinction of primary and secondary sources
• Content and Contextual Analysis
2. Formulate arguments of conflicting historical
accounts in the following: Site of the First
Mass, Cavite Mutiny, Retraction of Rizal, Cry of
Balintawak, and First Blood Compact Site
using primary and secondary sources.
• “One past but many histories…”
3. Create posters, brochures or newsletters
informing audience about specific historical
events and issues like Philippine History,
Agrarian Reform Policies and Taxation and
postings in
Social Media for information dissemination
4. Compare and contrast the five (5) different
Philippine Constitutions.
• Social, political, economic, and cultural issues
in Philippine History
5. Critically evaluate documents relating to a
specific historical account.
6. Critically evaluate and promote local and
oral history, museums, historical shrines,
cultural performances, indigenous practices,
religious rites, and rituals
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COLEGIO DE MONTALBAN
Kasiglahan Village, San Jose, Montalban, Rizal
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
C. LEARNING PLAN:
TEACHING &
WEEK/ TIME INTENDED LEARNING VALUES ASSESSMENT TASKS
TOPICS LEARNING ACTIVITIES RESOURCES
ALLOTMENT OUTCOMES (ILO) INTEGRATION (ATs)
(TLA)
1. Demonstrate understanding of
history
I. Meaning and Relevance of
2. Explain the significance of
History
history
a. Importance of History
3. Appreciate the importance of Produce examples of Textbook Readings in
b. Differentiate: - Primary Demonstrate Lecture/Discussion
history in the social economic and primary sources the Philippine History by
and secondary sources - consciousness on the Comparative analysis of
cultural life of the Filipino corresponding Ligan et al. (2018) Mutya
External and internal significance of primary and secondary
4. Enable the primary sources for secondary sources Publishing House
evidence c. studying history sources
their credibility authenticity and derived from them. Inc.p.9-10
Repositories where primary
provenance 5. Determine the
sources can be found d.
contribution of different kinds of
Types of primary sources
primary sources in understanding
Philippine history
1. Analyze the context, content, and II. Content and analysis of Lecture/Discussion Graded Reporting 1. Antonio Pigafetta,
perspective of document. context of selected primary Library research Textual Quizzes First Voyage Around the
2. Understand the contact behind sources a. Importance of analysis Small group Critical Essay World, (pp. 23-48)
each selected document. textual criticism on discussion Reporting (Chronicle).
3. Interpret primary sources Philippine history b. Document analysis 2. Juan de Plasencia,
through looking at the content and Analyzation of primary Customs of the Tagalogs,
conflict of the document arguments and ideas of the (Garcia 1979, pp. 221-
4. Identify the difference between a other 234) (Friar Account)
primary source and secondary 3. Emilio Jacinto “
source 5. Develop critical thinking Kartilla ng Katipunan”
and thought of having exposure to (Richardson, 2013, pp.
various primary sources 131-137) (Declaration of
Principles)
4. Emilio Aguinaldo, Mga
Gunita ng Himagsikan
(pp. 78- 82;95-100, 177-
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COLEGIO DE MONTALBAN
Kasiglahan Village, San Jose, Montalban, Rizal
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
188; 212-227)
(Memoirs).
1. Demonstrate the ability to
formulate arguments in favor 1. Antonio Pigafetta.
or against a particular issue First Voyage Around
using primary courses the World (pp. 23-
2. Explain the importance of III. “One past but many 32) 2. Trinidad
Pigafetta’s account on the histories”, controversies Debate a particular issue Pardo de Tavera,
Lecture/Discussion
study of Philippine history and conflicting views in in Philippine History Filipino Version of
Document analysis
3. Interpret historical events Philippine history Reaction/reflection the Cavite Mutiny of
Group discussion
using primary sources 1. Site of the First Mass paper on a sponsored 1872, (zaide 1990,
Debate, round
4. Identify the conflicting 2. Cavite Mutiny activity like lecture, vol. 7, pp. 274- 280)
table discussion or
news/accounts about the Rizal 3. Retractions of Rizal symposium, round table 3. Jose Montero y
symposium
retractions 4. Cry of Balintawak or discussion, and the like. Vidal, Spanish
5. Identify the conflicting views Pugadlawin version of the Cavite
about the forts cry of the Mutiny of 1872
revolution (Zaide 1990, vol 7,
6. Examine each source in its pp. 269 -273)
account of the revolution
1. Effectively communicate, using IV. Social, political, Lecture/Discussion Research output that 1. Fernandez, P.
various techniques and genres, economic and cultural Library and may be in the form of a (1984). The
historical analysis of a particular issues in Philippine Archival research term paper, exhibit, Philippine
event or issue that could help history Mandated topics: Document analysis documentary Constitution of 1935
others understand the chosen Group reporting
1. Agrarian Reform presentation, diorama, Revisited. Philippine
topic; Documentary Film
2. Propose recommendations or
Policies webpage, and other Law Journal, 59(2),
2. The Philippine showing. genres where students 84th ser.
solution to present day problems
based on their understanding of Constitution - 1899 can express their ideas. 2. Jimenez, J.
root causes and their anticipation (Malolos) Constitution. - Note: Students will The output should trace (2014). The Two
of future scenarios 1935 Constitution -1973 be required to look the evolution of the Sovereignties.
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COLEGIO DE MONTALBAN
Kasiglahan Village, San Jose, Montalban, Rizal
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
As proof of achievement of the above-mentioned outcomes, students are required to submit/demonstrate the following:
E. GRADING SYSTEM:
Attendance is a must. If the student will miss the class session, please inform the professor beforehand. The students have one free unexcused absence.
After that, unexcused absences will affect the student’s grade. Over three absences (excused or unexcused) can affect the student’s grade significantly, simply
by creating a low class participation grade. In addition to attending classes, the student is expected to share his or her work with the class through power point
presentation of personal work and to speak in the class. Furthermore, students must comply with all the requirements stipulated in this syllabus.
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COLEGIO DE MONTALBAN
Kasiglahan Village, San Jose, Montalban, Rizal
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
JHOAN T. COMAJIG MR. DANIEL BAUTISTA NIMFA DC. BAUTISTA,MAED RHEA MAUREEN JOY Y. GABINETE, MBA,
Name of faculty Program Head Director of Instruction LPT
Vice President for Academic Affairs
(September/ 25/ 2023) (Month/ Date/ Year) (Month/ Date/ Year) (Month/ Date/ Year)
Date Date Date Date
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