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Rizal's Family and Childhood Insights

- The document discusses Jose Rizal's family, formative years, and intellectual development. It includes questions about the influence of family on a person's development and happiest/sorrowful childhood memories. - The feedback notes feeling both sad and happy recalling past memories and encourages moving forward while focusing on happiness. - The next activity is to watch documentaries about Rizal's childhood and answer questions about how it affects the viewer and traces Rizal's ancestry.
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LUMBRE, DANJEVERBUEN C.

BPed 2-A
Date Accomplished: July 14, 2021

2 RIZAL’S FAMILY, FORMATIVE YEARS AND INTELLECTUAL


DEVELOPMENT

LETS’ TRY THIS

Instructions: Answer the questions before reading the module


1. How much influences does a family have on the life of a person?
- I can say that family relationships greatly impact people throughout their life,
particularly the relationships established during early childhood.

2. What influences had your family on your development as a person?


- Bring independent, honest, having a respect for elders and of course having a
faith and creating relationship with God.

3. Share happiest/ sorrowful moments you had experienced during your


childhood years.
- My happiest moment that I have experience during my childhood years was
the moment where we came back to Samar which is our home town, I am so
happy that time because I already met my cousins and relatives for the first
time. My sorrowful moment was when my grandfather died, it was my first
heartbreak.

FEEDBACK
How well did you do the activity? How did you feel recalling past memories during your
childhood days?
- I felt sad but happy at the same time, I am now in the present so I should
moved on to those passed moments where I cried a lot and just focus on
those things that makes me happy.

Now, to better understand the lesson kindly proceed to the next activity.

LET’S DO THIS
1. .Please accomplish the activity before proceeding to the lesson. Watch
the documentary about the childhood of Jose Rizal.

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2. After you have completed, answer the following questions and feel free to
express your ideas/ opinions.

a How did you feel watching the documentary about Rizal ? How did it
affect you?
- I am so grateful that I have learned a lot of important information regarding
Dr. Jose Rizal and it affects me in a way that he became my inspiration in
doing the right thing for the sake of our beloved country.

b Trace the paternal and maternal ancestry of Jose Rizal. Draw the
family tree of Rizal
3. How would you describe the family of Dr. Jose Rizal?
- I can say that the family of Dr. Jose Rizal is very big and I guess they were
very happy before because the more the merrier.

4. How would you relate Jose Rizal’s family and childhood experiences to the
present social issues and problem?
- It’s like all the happy moments or experiences has a consequences that need
to be faced and solved, it’s like you are not allowed to be happy without any
return.

LET’S CHECK IT OUT

Study Guide

The following questions are intended to enrich further important ideas with in the
lesson.

• How did the experiences of Rizal at Ateneo Municipal de Manila and UST influence his
character?
- The experiences of Rizal at Ateneo Municipal de Manila and UST really
influence his character in many ways, one of this is the school nurtured him to
become the intellectual engines of the revolution.

• How would you compare and contrast the quality of Rizal’s character as a student
with the students of today?
- I can say that Rizal was really a great student, imagine his goal as a student
is to rededicate the lives of youth the ideals of freedom and nationalism for
which our heroes lived and died, while student nowadays sometimes forget all
the sacrifices of our heroes just for us to have freedom, sometimes student’s
goals nowadays are only for their selfish interest.

• Why was the mother of Rizal arrested?


- She was arrested on suspicion that she had tried to help her brother, Don
Jose Alberto, in poisoning his wife.

• How did the arrest of Dona Teodora and GOMBURZA affect Rizal?
- For me it serves as an inspiration for Rizal to work harder just to have a
justice not only for her mother but for all the Filipino who was being
mistreated by the Spaniards.

• What were the causes of the execution of the three priests?


- The three priest were charged with sedition and treason, which led to their
death by garrote.

• How did the scenic beauties of Calamba influence Rizal?


- The scenic beauties of Calamba and the beautiful garden of the Rizal family
stimulated the inborn artistic and literary talents of Jose Rizal.

• How did Rizal describe his parents?


- Rizal described his father as “a model of fathers” because his father Don
Francisco gave all their needs just to have a good life even if building and
giving them a library that will help to their education. Rizal describe his mother
as “loving and prudent mother” because Rizal’s mother taught him everything
while he is still young, including reading books at early age.

• What was the first sorrowful experience of Rizal?


- Rizal’s first sorrow moment was the death of his younger sister, Concha
(Conception Rizal).

• Did Rizal have a happy childhood memories?


- Yes, Jose Rizal just like Filipino boys, had many beautiful memories of
childhood. He has a happy home filled with parental affection, impregnated
with family joys and sanctified by prayers.

• Why was Rizal unhappy in his study at UST?


- There were three main factors that contributed to his unhappiness at the
University of Santo Tomas, namely; The Dominican professors were hostile to
him. Filipino students suffered discrimination. The method of instruction at
UST was obsolete and repressive.

• Do you agree that Rizal is a product of his time?


- Yes Jose Rizal is a product of his time because he was a man of incredible
intellectual power, with amazing artistic talent as well. He excelled at anything
that he puts his mind to – medicine, poetry, sketching, architecture,
sociology… the list seems nearly endless.
Exercise 2. Let’s check your foundational knowledge about the life, childhood and
early education of Rizal.

Instructions: Please answer what is being asked. Write your answer on the space provided.
Check your answers using the Key to correction at the end of the lesson.

Jose Protacio (Protasio) Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda 1. The full name of Dr. Jose Rizal.

June 19, 1861 2. The birthdate of Dr. Jose Rizal.

Sa Aking Kababata 3. A poem written by Rizal when he was eight years old.

Death of Concepcion or Concha 4. The first sorrowful experience of Rizal.

Surveying courses 5. A degree Rizal earned in Ateneo while he was also studying at the
University of Sto. Tomas.

Chinese 6. The paternal racial ancestry of Jose Rizal.

Dominicans 7. A congregation of Spanish priests who managed the University of Sto. Tomas
Paciano 8. One of Rizal’s siblings who instilled in mind the love for freedom and justice.

Story of the Moth 9. A story told by Rizal’s mother that left a deep impression in his young
minds.
Bachelor of Arts [Link] degree obtained by Rizal at Ateneo Municipal de Manila on March 23,
1877.

My First Inspiration 11. The first poem written by Rizal as an Atenean dedicated to his mother.

To the Filipino Youth 12. An inspiring poem which Rizal won first prize during the literary
contest at UST.

Medicine 13. The second course Rizal studied at the University of Santo Tomas.
The arrest of his mother, The execution of the three martyred priest (GOMBURZA)14-15. The
two important events that led to the awakening of Rizal’s nationalistic spirit at an early age.

Fr. Jose Burgos, Fr. Jacinto Zamora, Fr. Mariano Gomez. 16-18. Give the full name of the three
martyred priests.

The Dominican professor were hostile to him/Rizal, The Filipino students were racially
discriminated against by the Spaniards. The method of instruction was obsolete and
repressive. 19-20. The reasons why Jose Rizal’s was unhappy during his studies at the University
of Santo Tomas.

Note: Answers for number 14 to 20 could be in any order.

FEED BACK

How well did you do the exercise? You may now compare your answer with those in the key to
correction found on the last page of this module.
If your score is 15 and above, you have very satisfactory learned the topics. If your score 10-14,
it means you satisfactorily understand the important ideas/ concepts present in the topics. If
your score is 9 and below, it might be that you have found confusion in getting into the ideas
presented in the lesson. Don’t worry you can review the exercises after you will restudy the
specific topics in this lesson.
THINK AND REFLECT

Please share your ideas/ opinions and answer the questions

1. How important is the role of the family in nurturing a young child.


- Our family is very important in nurturing us, their child, because we learn from
them first. They’re the one who teach us and guide us to the right path before
we enter the school.

2. How much influence does your family have on your life of a person. Cite an
example.
- My family really influence me a lot, some examples are respecting the elders,
having fear and faith with our almighty God, be responsible in all my actions
and be hardworking in achieving my dreams and goals in life and last
showing love to one another because love can change one’s life.

3. Who are the significant persons who have affected your development as a person?
How did those persons affect you?
- My family is the most significant and important individuals in my life because
they’re the one who raised me and love me unconditional. They’re the one who are always
there to lean on their shoulders and comfort me whenever I have a problem. I am proud to say
that I’m so grateful and blessed that I have a complete family because it makes me inspired
every single day to face all the struggles, troubles and hardships of life that is waiting on my
way to my success.

The following websites are wide-ranging teacher resources. You are requested to read it in
your most convenient time to add more inputs in your learning of the lesson.
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ASSESSMENT
Performance Task. You should accomplish the task before proceeding to the next module.
Construct a timeline tracing back the family background of Rizal up to his formative years and
Education at Ateneo and University of Sto. Tomas (UST). Emphasize the most important experiences and
events that influenced in building his personality at a young age.

1848 Jose Rizal’s mother, Teodora Morales Alonso –

Realonda y Quintos and father, Francisco Rizal –

Mercado y Alejandra was married on June 28 th.

On June 19, Jose Rizal was born at 1861

Calamba, Laguna. Three days later

Rizal was christened with the name

Jose Protasio Rizal – Mercado y

Alonso – Realonda.

1870 Rizal begins school under the instruction of

Justiniano Aquin Cruz at just nine years old.

Before June, 1872 Doña Teodora 1872

was suddenly arrested on a

malicious charge.

Execution of GOMBURZA.

Rizal entered Ateneo school.

1876 At the age of 15, Rizal receives a Bachelor of Art

Degree from the Ateneo de Manila.

On June, Rizal begins to go to school 1877

at University of Santo Tomas where


he study philosophy.

On November, Rizal writes a poem

And receives recognition for his

Writing from the Royal Economic

Society of Friends of the Country,

also known as Amigos del pals.

1878 On June, Rizal decided to switch gears in his

educational pursuits and transfer into the

medical courses at UST. During this time he

also writes an additional two poems.

On May, Rizal gets money from 1882

His brother and travel secretly

Secretly from Manila to Spain.

1887 Publication of Noli Me Tangere in Berlin.

Publication of El Filibusterismo 1891

In Belgium.

1892-1896 Exile in Dapitan.

December 30, 1896 is the execution 1896

Of Rizal in Bagumbayan.

Please consider the following criteria:


• Quality of content
• Quantity of facts
• Accuracy of content
• Sequence of content
• Dates
• Sentence fluency
• Mechanic

Note: You could find the details of the criteria at the appendices

Space provided for your answer

FEEDBACK
How well did you do the activity? - It's a little tiring but it's okay! :)

Be at your own in answering the questions, and as long as the ideas expressed are related/
similar you can mark them as correct.

Common questions

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Rizal's unhappiness at the University of Santo Tomas was due to three main factors: hostility from Dominican professors, racial discrimination against Filipino students, and an outdated and repressive method of instruction at the university .

Rizal's aspirations as a student were deeply rooted in ideals of freedom and nationalism, aiming to rededicate youth to the cause for which many heroes lived and died. In contrast, many contemporary students may prioritize personal or materialistic goals, sometimes overlooking the sacrifices made for their freedom .

The scenic beauties of Calamba, along with the beautiful garden of his family's home, stimulated Rizal's inborn artistic and literary talents. This environment provided him with inspiration and a serene setting to cultivate his skills in writing and art .

Rizal's familial environment played a critical role in enabling his achievements. His father's efforts to build a resource-rich home environment and his mother's educational teachings provided Rizal with the foundation needed to excel in disciplines like medicine and literature. This nurturing atmosphere contributed significantly to his multifaceted success .

The arrest of Rizal's mother and the execution of the GOMBURZA were pivotal events that shaped his personal and political motivations. These incidents not only provided a personal reason for his quest for justice but also heightened his awareness of the systemic injustices under Spanish colonial rule, reinforcing his determination to fight for his country's freedom .

Rizal's family relationships had a profound impact on his formative years and intellectual development. His parents, especially his mother's rich teachings and his father's provision of educational resources, nurtured his academic abilities and moral values. Additionally, his brother Paciano's influence instilled in him a love for freedom and justice, essential to his development as a national hero .

The experiences at Ateneo Municipal de Manila nurtured Rizal to become one of the intellectual engines of the revolution. The education he received in these institutions shaped his character and critical thinking. However, his experiences at the University of Santo Tomas were marked by discrimination and hostility from the Dominican professors, which contributed to his dissatisfaction and fueled his desire for social reform .

The execution of the GOMBURZA priests ignited a deep sense of nationalism and justice in Rizal. These events served as a catalyst for his determination to seek justice not only for his family but also for all Filipinos suffering under Spanish colonial rule, thus awakening his nationalistic spirit at an early age .

Rizal's childhood memories, rich with parental affection and familial joys, deeply influenced his artistic and nationalistic expressions. The nurturing environment and significant events, such as the 'Story of the Moth' and his interactions with nature, were instrumental in fostering his literary voice and nationalistic sentiments, ultimately guiding his future pursuits .

Rizal's experiences of racial discrimination at the University of Santo Tomas highlighted broader social injustices faced by Filipinos under Spanish rule. These experiences underscored the need for social reform and fueled Rizal's commitment to advocating for equality and justice, ultimately contributing to his role as a leader in the Philippine reform movement against colonial oppression .

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