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VISION: The City College of Calamba envisions itself as an accredited premier MISSION: In pursuit of this vision, WE, the faculty, staff, and students of City College of
academic institution in the region, providing quality learning opportunities to Calamba, recognize our vital roles in collaboratively honing the professionals by
financially challenged but deserving students in order to produce competent, promoting social responsibility, moral uprightness, and national servitude, guided by the
conscientious, committed, and compassionate global professionals. ideals, philosophies, and values of our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.
Readings in Philippine History (RPH
Course Title and Code Course Units 3
202)
Course Pre-/Co-
requisites
Course Description The course aims to expose students to different facets of Philippine history through the lens of selected primary sources and eyewitnesses. Different types of primary sources will
(Based on CMO No. 75 be used written (qualitative and quantitative), oral, visual, audio-visual, digital) covering different aspects of Philippine life (political, economic, social, and cultural). Students are
Series of 2017 & CMO expected to analyze selected readings contextually and in terms of content (stated and implied). The end goal is to enable students to understand and appreciate our rich past by
No. 52 Series of 2007) deriving insights from those who were actually present at the time of event.
Course Schedule
Course Outline
Week No. Topics
1 Introductory Concepts: Vision, Mission and Outcomes
2 Meaning and relevance of History.
3 Primary and Secondary Source in History.
Prelim
4 Internal and External Criticism
5
Analysis of selected Primary source in Philippine History.
6
PRELIM EXAM
Midterms 7 Controversies and conflicting
Views in Philippine History:
A. Site of the First Mass
B. Cavity Mutiny
8 C. Retraction of Jose Rizal
D. Cry of Balintawak in Pugad Lawin
9 Mandated topics:
10 1. Agrarian Reform
2. The Philippine Constitution:
• 1899 (Malolos)
• 1935 Constitution
11
Taxation in the Philippines
12
MIDTERM EXAM
Finals 13 Sample topics for Analysis and Group Discussion:
14
15 1. Filipino Cultural Heritage
2. Filipino American Heritage
16
3. Government peace treaties with Muslim Filipinos
17 4. Biography of a Prominent Filipino.
18 5. Promotion of Local and Oral History and others Related History.
FINAL EXAM
Course Requirements Group Research and Video Infographics of Historical site in Laguna.
Grading System
Exams 40%
Output 30%
Grading System Quizzes 20%
Attendance /Attitude 10%
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100%
Rosales, Amalia [Link] al(2020), Philippine History : Readings and Discourse. Lorimar Publishing Inc.
References Asuncion, Nestor [Link] al. (2019), Reading in Philippine History. C & E Publishing Inc.
Ariola, Mariano M. et al. (2018), Readings in Philippine History. Library Services & Publishing Inc.
Faculty Member : Tessie U. Opulencia
Professor’s Contact Contact Number : 09062306169
Information and
Consultation Schedule E-mail address : tuopulencia@[Link]
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Readings in Philippine 2024-2025
History First Semester 3
SHEENAH MAY P. MANGGAO PROF. MARLON G. CANUEL,
RPH 201 TESSIE U. OPULENCIA
Cluster Coordinator, Social RPM, RPSY, MSP
Faculty Sciences/ Social Studies DAS Dean
Old Municipal Site, Brgy. VII, Poblacion, Calamba City,
Laguna
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