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Exploring Jose Rizal's Legacy Through Objects

The document discusses a group oral presentation about Jose Rizal. Members were asked to show an object from their home that resembles Rizal and explain why. Answers included a book representing Rizal's writings and a knife representing his purpose. The discussion also included reflections on learning about Rizal and freedom. The group thanked their instructor for teaching them about Rizal.

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Exploring Jose Rizal's Legacy Through Objects

The document discusses a group oral presentation about Jose Rizal. Members were asked to show an object from their home that resembles Rizal and explain why. Answers included a book representing Rizal's writings and a knife representing his purpose. The discussion also included reflections on learning about Rizal and freedom. The group thanked their instructor for teaching them about Rizal.

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Introduction:

Person1(Obleanda) : Hello viewers, My name Obleanda John Louie and good day! We're going
to talk about Jose Rizal.
So first, Jose Rizal’s full name is José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda
born June 19, 1861, Calamba, Philippines—died December 30, 1896, Manila

Question:
Person2(Empinado): To make this more lively, we're going to challenge our fellow members of
the group.  I'm going to ask our fellow members. So the question is, What object/thing that is
found in your house that resembles Jose Rizal and why? You may show that upon explaining.
Person3(Aloyan): Book - I chose a book just like Jose Rizal, he made Filipinos knowledgeable,
he shaped every Filipino’s to deepen their minds through his writings which made them revolt
against the Spaniard.
Person4(Obleanda): Knife - It may be small and simple in the naked eye but just like Jose Rizal,
it serves many purposes just like Jose Rizal did.

Reflection:

Reflection1 (Obleanda)- Person5: So in this course, I find this subject important as a whole. It
made me deepen my mind towards the concept of the word freedom. The world might be at
peace right now but through this subject, It made me realize how fortunate I was.
Reflection2 (Empinado)- Person6:
Reflection3 (Reymund)-Person7:

Closing Notes and Appreciation in the Entire Course Subject:

Person8(Obleanda): First of all, The group would like to thank Mam. Jhemi J. Pelayo for
imbedding us with the fruitful knowledge about Jose Rizal and encouraging us to participate with
her Oral recitation which is highly meaningful to every student. In the ending term of the course
subject, I myself would also thank my fellow group members for cooperating and for the
memories that spanned for 2 months. We will cherish the insights and the lessons you have
given. Thank you!

Notice:
4-7 mins span ( It can be much longer if we report it to the instructor beforehand)
Content/ Correctness- 30 points
Video/ Sound Quality-30 Points
Creativity-20 points
Speech/Vocabulary-20 points
Total-100
Use Improvised costumes/props, don't spend too much
Submit in MS TEAMS/ messenger (if you cannot send the file tru our MS TEAMS)
Message the instructor beforehand if you cannot send in MS TEAMS.

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