LUCAN CENTRAL COLLEGES
San Francisco District, Pagadian City
Tel. No. 215 – 3307
Email Add:
[email protected] Website: www.lucan-pagadian.22web.org
1stSemester SY: 2019-2020
VISION
LUCAN CENTRAL COLLEGES envisions totally developed Professionals responsive to the need of the challenging
society necessary for Global competitiveness.
MISSION
Inspired by St. Lukes core values of charity, justice, responsibility, and service, LUCAN CENTRAL COLLEGE commits to
produce Professionals totally equipped with knowledge, attitude and skills and provide a supply of skilled man power to
respond the needs of society through quality and relevant education and training for global competitiveness.
DEVELOPED PROFESSIONALS
1. COMPETENCE
2. MATURE MAKING DECISIONS
3. LIFELONG SKILLS
4. SHOWING PROFESSIONALISM DEALING WITH OTHERS IN THE FIELD OF WORK.
RESPONSIVE CITIZENS
1. RESPONSIVE SHOWING EMPATHY/ EMPATHETIC EVERY SOCIETY’S NEED.
2. PROACTIVE TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIETY
3. VIGILANT TO THE PROBLEM OF OUR SOCIETY
GLOBAL COMPETITIVE
1. POSSESSING THE ICT (INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION, AND TECHNOLOGY) SKILLS.
2. SHOWING INNOVATIVENESS IN THE CHOSEN FIELD.
3. CREATIVE IN PROVIDING THE APPROPRIATE INFORMATION IN OUR SOCIETY
GOALS
LUCAN CENTRAL COLLEGES aims to:
- Create a climate of charity, justice, responsibility and service in relating with other people
- Develop professional who are mature and responsible citizens.
- Educate and train professional geared to provide a supply of skilled man power.
- Produce professional who could formulate ideas, express and defend it.
- Become research oriented to address the needs of the challenging society.
- Create a life-long knowledge and belief and show good attitudes and skills in relating with the rest of the crea
LUCAN CENTRAL COLLEGES
San Francisco District, Pagadian City
Tel. No. 215 – 3307
Email Add: [email protected]
Website: www.lucan-pagadian.22web.org
1stSemester SY: 2019-2020
COURSE SYLLABUS
Course number: HISTORY 11
Course Title: READINGS IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY
Course Credit: Three Units (3 hours per week)
Pre-requisite: None
Class Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday (1:00-2:30 pm)
Room: STAGE
Instructor: Ms. Meloudy F. Baay
No. of Hours: Fifty Four Hours (54 Hrs)
Semester: 1stsem (June- October)
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The course introduces the students to the development of the Philippines as a nation from Pre-Colonialism to
the formation of its government as a Republic. It will have a general survey of the significant events that
shaped the Filipino nation while at the same time traces our national and cultural heritage. Thus, it will be
presented in sequential and chronological order. The course is also a study of the significant historical stages
that formed the economic, political, social and cultural development of the country through an analysis of
the relationship of past events with the present condition of the nation.
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
In studying the Philippine History, the college students are able to:
1. Analyze and conceptualize the history and formation of the cultural heritage of the Filipino people.
2. Critically understand the significance of the different stages of our history.
3. Intelligently explain the relationship of past events to our present condition.
4. Appreciate the accomplishments and sacrifices of our fellow Filipinos for the welfare of the nation.
5. Develop a deep sense of pride and identity as a Filipino through patriotism which will lead to action in
making a significant contribution in nation building.
Time frame Learning Content Outcome Teaching Learning Assessments
S.Y.2019-2020 (product/performance Activities/Resource
(1ST SEMESTER) ) Materials
Written and Oral Examinations,
June 18 Knowing Philippine History Students will be able to Lecture discussion Reflection Papers
The Natural Setting and its People recall the past history and
outline and connect to the
present life
June 20 and 25 Filipino Society and Culture during the Students will be able to PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
Pre-Spanish Period comprehend and Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers
Spanish Conquest and Colonization of generalized the Filipino
the Philippines Society during the pre
and Spanish era
June 27 and July Towards the Hispanization of the Students will be able to PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
2 natives discover and relate the Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers
situation before and the
present society
July 4 and July 9 Foreign Affairs The students shall PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
compare and contrast the Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers
Filipino-foreign affairs
July 11 and July Struggle for rights and freedom Categorize, combine and PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
16 -Revolt of Lakandula and Sulayman compile the root causes Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers
-First Pampanga Revolt and upshots of each
revolts
July 18 and 23 Struggle for rights and freedom Categorize, combine and PowerPoint Written and Oral
- Magat Salamat and the Tondo compile the root causes Discussion/presentation Examinations,
Conspiracy and upshots of each Reflection Papers
- Magalat’s revolt
- Revolt of the Irrayas revolts
Revolt of Tamblot Categorize, combine and PowerPoint Written and Oral
July 25 and 30 Revolt of Bankaw compile the root causes and Discussion/presentation Examinations,
Revolt of Ladia upshots of each revolts Reflection Papers
Revolt of Dabao
Written and Oral
Maniagao’s Revolt PowerPoint Examinations,
August 6 and 8 Malong’s Revolt Categorize, combine and Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers
Revolt of Gumapos compile the root causes and
upshots of each revolts
Revolt of Pedro Almazan PowerPoint Debate/Oral Recitation
August 13 and 15 Sumuroy’s revolt Categorize, combine and Discussion/presentation
Tapar’s Revolt compile the root causes and
upshots of each revolts
August 20 and 22 Dagohoy, Silang, and Palaris Categorize, combine and PowerPoint Debate/Oral Recitation
Revolt compile the root causes Discussion/presentation
and upshots of each
revolts
August 27 and 29 Revolt in defense of the Categorize, combine and PowerPoint Debate/Oral Recitation
Spanish Constitution compile the root causes and Discussion/presentation
Revolt of the Bayot Brothers upshots of each revolts
Religious revolt of Hermano
Pule
Muslim Wars Categorize, combine PowerPoint Oral Recitation
September 3 and 5 Factors that gave rise and compile the root causes Discussion/presentation
to Nationalism and upshots of each revolts
Propaganda
movement
The katipunan
Biak na bato Republic
Spanish-American
War
Filipino-American
Collaboration
The Birth of Nation Appraises and PowerPoint Oral Recitation
September 10 and 12 criticizes the work and Discussion/presentation
sacrifices of the early
Filipinos
The American rule Comprehend and PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations
Interprets the work Discussion/presentation
September 17 and 19 and contribution of the
American Rule
Commonwealth Outlines and labels the PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations
September 24 and 26 Preiod occurrence during the Discussion/presentation
Japanese Occupation
The Conditions of the Recognize, match and PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
Republic under diff. differ the diff. Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers/debate
October 3 and 8 Administrations administrations of the ff.
Presidents of the
Philippines.
Roxas-Marcos Recognize, match and differ PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations,
October 10 and 15 Administration the diff. administrations of Discussion/presentation Reflection Papers/debate
the ff. Presidents of the
Philippines.
Aquino- Duterte Recognize, match and differ PowerPoint Written and Oral Examinations
October 17 and 22 Administration the diff. administrations of Discussion/presentation
the ff. Presidents of the
Philippines.
Assessment
Attendance/Quizzes - 25%
Oral Recitation - 10%
Projects/Assignments - 20%
Major Examinations - 40%
Character - 5%
100%
References
Philippine History by: Maria Christine N. Halili