A.

Connect

Achievement

Being able to go back to school after a two-year absence is what I consider an accomplishment.

Losses
I lost so much in my life, particularly close relationships from the past, and I felt like I lost myself in
them.

Fixed Things

I should start doing my own repairs, I believe.

B. Coach

List down 2 things you wish you could do better.

- as a person/ Student.
- In my work.

What mistake did you regret the most?

- Considering you lost the love of your life; this is the error I regret the most out of all the ones I have
made in the past.

What makes you keep procrastinating on doing?

- I believe that caused me to put off doing something since I realized I still had plenty of time to finish
it before the deadline.

What are the things you can do to transform your life?

- The things that I see as the biggest transformation in myself are knowing enough and being ready
for everything that may happen in life.

If you knew you wouldn’t face, what would you do?

- Big or small, I believe I would be able to celebrate accomplishments if I just knew it.

C. Check

Write a reflective essay on how you plan having/continuing to have a growth mindset and
incorporating skill as for you to be a student.

- Making something that will make someone feel good and leave a lasting impression is the best way to
demonstrate a growth mindset.

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Module #1 student Activity Sheet

Check for Understanding

Write the silence points of Rizal law (5 pts)

The law prioritizes teaching students Rizal's values—human rights, social justice, and patriotism while
granting written requests for exemptions for students who practice different religions

Activity 2

Create your own word cloud for a Hero here

HELPFUL COMPASSIO
N FOR
COURAGEO
US

HERO
POWERFUL EMPATHY

BRAVE
FEARLESS

GALLANT

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Module #2 student Activity Sheet

Activity 2.

Remembering my childhood days Values Gained

My parents let me buy the toys I want Considering that I can't play all
and let me spend the entire day day because I have to focus on
Age: 5-7 years playing outside. my work right now, it's critical to
purchase the necessities.

In class, I'm always chatty and If you are not paying attention
Age: 8-10 years mischievous. As the instructor is when someone is speaking, that
speaking is not a good behavior to exhibit.

Preparing myself to be mature

Age: 11- 13 I learned how to do household chores and I'm getting ready to be an
from my parents. adult and be able to make
years
decisions on my own without
guidance.

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I can support good governance as a student by beginning with our basic regulations, such as obeying
the traffic laws.

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Module #3 student Activity Sheet

Characters Bully Bullied Reasons

A.
Pepe Small and Short

Serious and Touchy

B.
Pedro Advantage in target in Height

Son of the School Master

A person who bullies A person being bullied

- Lack of accountability - Changes in behavior

- Need power and control - physical system
- Difficult managing anger. - Fear and anxiety

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Module #5 student Activity Sheet

What do you think is the message of the poem? Write your answers below?

The poem encourages young people in the Philippines to actively shape their own destiny,
pursue knowledge, and aim for excellence in all they do.

Check for Understanding

Awarded top for division 1. 25 People in total, but eligible

school press conference 2. Initially entering the contest

1. I'm not very adept at counting.

Became a Treasurer of 2. Taking into account how many pupils
the school council want to be in that position.

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Module #6 student Activity Sheet

Check for Understanding

Rizal Frustrations Coping Mechanism

Devotion to learning activities. He thought that

education and knowledge were effective means of
1. Persecution by the fairs as a “rebellious”. bringing about societal transformation and
enlightenment.

2. Rizal was not awarded his prize because he was promoting education and drawing attention to
an “Indio”. injustices through his words

3. His Family was persecuted. use his writings, knowledge, and unrelenting
dedication to find comfort in education.

4. Rizal witnessed how Filipino were oppressed. He made the tyranny of Filipinos more widely
known through his works.

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Module #7 student Activity Sheet

Check for Understanding

- Can you establish the significance of Suez Canal in relation to world economy?

In particular for nations in Europe, Asia, and Africa, it acts as a vital channel for international
trade. It makes the transportation of products more effective.

1. For youth of today what is your message in our country?

I want my nation, the Philippines, to know that it has always had something to give. It will always
be my home because of our distinctive history, customs, and rich culture. We are appreciative of our
forefathers.

2. What are the things you are willing to sacrifice for our country? Explain.

Things to Sacrifices Brief explanation

This may entail participating in hazardous jobs or serving in
Personal Safety the armed forces in order to defend the country.

Time and Effort Volunteers and community service providers give of their
time and energy.

Financial resources This could entail making charity contributions or paying taxes.

Comfort and Convenience It may be necessary for residents to ensure suffering and
make lifestyle adjustments during times of crisis.

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Module #8 student Activity Sheet

Check for Understanding

Can you relate the benefits of educating women in general and Filipinos in particular? Cite a specific
situation. For example. The Covid-19 Pandemic.

Worldwide competitiveness: By guaranteeing a trained workforce in a variety of areas, a highly educated

female population increases the nation's worldwide competitiveness.

Activity 2: Skill-building Activities (with answer keys) (18 mins + 2 mins Checking)

Women at the present times

Women during the time of rizal (12th century)
(19th century)
We need women to make sure
Due to their tendency to that access to education is
prioritize basic literacy, women unrestricted. They are
had limited access to formal Education obtaining significant degrees
education. in different amounts.
ardently dedicated to
growth personal,
professional, and
learning.

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Check for Understanding

A. Given the information above, can you make an advocacy that could benefits the young filipino
women of today?

My Advocacy

I advocate for every Filipino woman to be educated and have

access to a quality education, which could help the country's young women.
It is encouraging to see so many accomplished women in our nation
who have the potential to have a positive impact on society.

Check for Understanding

From the aims of La Solidadridad choose only one and explain;

(4) To promote progressive principles and ideals. The goal is to advance liberal viewpoints that often
uphold equality, individual liberties, and societal advancement.

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- Rising youth justice league (RYSL)

It aims to provide kids with the knowledge, skills, and platforms they need to fight companies and injustice with
governments, thereby cultivating a generation of informed and involved citizens.

Check for Understanding

- In today’s global pandemic how does your created organization above will help our countrymen?

I firmly believe that they play an important role in our country, especially now when inflation has taken a
heavy toll. I want them to lead for the sake of progress and support.

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Module #16 student Activity Sheet

Activity 2: Explain the reasons why Rizal left Brussels.

Jose Rizal's decision to leave Brussels was mostly motivated by his inability to pay for his living
expenses in the pricey metropolis. He also wanted to get away from the political unrest and division among
Filipino expatriates in order to concentrate on his literary and reformist endeavours in a more peaceful setting.
In order to finish writing "El Filibusterismo," Rizal also thought that relocating more especially, to Ghent would
afford him the time and space he needed to focus on his writing.

Check for Understanding

Analyze: Why the friars in the Philippines still harassing Rizal’s Family?

There isn't any hard proof or extensive information that friars in the Philippines are currently
persecuting the Rizal family. Although it is unknown if these conflicts still exist today, Rizal's writings and action
in the late 19th century opposed both Spanish colonial control and the friars' mistreatment. Though any
claimed persecution by friars against Rizal's family isn't a well-documented or reported concern in modern
times, Rizal's legacy is still prominent in the Philippines.

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Module #18 student Activity Sheet

Check for Understanding

Explain your answer: How these novels of Rizal give way to awake Filipino to revolutionize
against bad doings of Spaniards?

Jose Rizal's books, including "Noli Me Tangere" and

"El Filibusterismo," exposed the cruel and dishonest
policies of the Spanish colonial authority, and so
became potent instruments for arousing the
consciousness of the Filipino people.

Activity 2:

* Aside from the given information above, write as many words as you can that characterize the two
novels written by Rizal.

Social Critique, Symbolism, Hero's Journey, Nationalism and Patriotism, Character Depth,
Romantic Elements, Philosophical and Ideological Discourses, Narrative Style, Cultural
Context, Impact and Legacy.

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Module #19 student Activity Sheet

Question: Are you a member of any civic organization? State your motivation for joining such an
organization.

People may join these organizations in order to improve their communities, promote social change,
and work together to address societal concerns. These groups provide a forum for lobbying, networking, and
group work on important issues that coincide with individual values and views.

Check for Understanding

B. My Heart and Hands for service.

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I CAN BE A ROLE MODEL

* Strong
* Independent
* Smart
* Friendly
* Motivated

A. Rizal has shown his love for our country in countries ways, even unto death what specific
characteristic of Rizal would you want to emulate or consider as a role model? Do these
characteristics show honor and love in return? Answer 3 sentence.

I think it's great and worthwhile to emulate Rizal's unwavering commitment to knowledge and
enlightenment. It is admirable how dedicated he is to learning, thinking critically, and promoting societal
reforms via education. This quality, which echoes Rizal's deep love for the Philippines, not only shows honor
and affection for the nation by empowering its citizens, but it also emphasizes the significance of intellectual
development for societal advancement.

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Module #21 student Activity Sheet

Answer in 3-4 sentences:

1. If you were in Rizal’s position, how will you response with unjust trial of Rizal?

I could have utilized the trial as a forum to explain his viewpoints and stand by his convictions,
offering reasoned justifications and proof to back up his claims. It's possible that his goal was to make the trial
a public spectacle in order to highlight the harsh aspects of Spanish colonial rule and mobilize support for the
Filipino people.

Check for Understanding

1. Is Nationalism or Patriotism enough to fight and to have that will to die for your country?
Why?

Although nationalism and patriotism are sometimes confused, they are not the same thing. In
general, love and dedication for one's nation, its ideals, culture, and people are referred to as patriotism. On
the other side, nationalism can include patriotism but also entails a stronger sense of national pride and
occasionally takes an antagonistic or exclusive approach to other countries. In actuality, a variety of
complicated interrelated elements, such as one's own beliefs, societal norms, perceived dangers, propaganda,
and the circumstances surrounding the battle, often play a role in one's desire to fight and die for one's nation.
Furthermore, the choice to make these kinds of sacrifices is quite personal and varies greatly throughout
individuals.

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Module #22 student Activity Sheet

Activity 2:

Instruction: Create a short poem in honor to Rizal’s life, work, and writings.

Rizal's spirit lives on forever in places where bravery and truth are valued. His pen, a
powerful sword so true, fought for freedom, a righteous cause. He touched people's
hearts and shone a light with poetry written with passionate force. Rizal's legacy endures
in life and in words; he will always be remembered in history.

Check for Understanding

What important lessons did you learned form Rizal’s journey and advocacy? Share it!

One important lesson from Rizal's life and work is the effectiveness of nonviolent resistance to
injustice and oppression. Through his dedication to nonviolent activity, education, and cultural pride, Rizal
highlighted the value of knowledge, solidarity, and fortitude in the face of hardship. His thoughts and deeds
emphasized the value of critical thinking, national identity, and the pursuit of societal reforms by enlightenment
as opposed to violence; as a result, he left a legacy that motivates future generations to work towards positive
change via reason, cooperation, and nonviolent means.

ALTHEA P. LABATING / UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO / UI-1HTM-A