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Course Requirements
EXAMINATIONS
three major examinations
Make-up tests will only be given to a student having a valid

reason
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Course Requirements
PAPER PRESENTATION
This will serve as the final examination/project of the
course. Students have to look for a historical marker in the
Province of Batangas and further study its history and
significance to the Philippines’ road to independence. The
hard copy of the paper should be submitted a week
before the presentation. Students shall prepare a slide
deck to present their work. A rubric will be used to grade
student’s individual and group performance.
Course Requirements
Class Engagement
Students are expected to actively participate in the various

activities prepared by the instructor. To be part of the
learning community, they are required to accomplish
various tasks required in the course while adhering to the
set standards prescribed by the instructors.
PLUS! PLUS! PLUS!
QUIZ BEE
This will be administered two weeks after the semi-final

examination. This will cover all the topics discussed in the
course. The winner of the quiz bee will have corresponding
additional points in their chosen major exam.
First ------> 10 points
Second ------> 7 points
Third ------> 5 points
GRADING SYSTEM
Average of Major Examinations 80%

Class Standing
Paper Presentation 10%
Class Engagement 10%
TOTAL 100%
K O K O L O G Y
THE GAME OF SELF-DISCOVERY
A series of psychological games

designed to reveal your hidden
attitudes about sex, family, love, work
and more.
K O K O L O G Y
1. Say the first thing that pops into your head.

2. Play with other people if you can.
3. Don’t try to predict the answers.
4. Be honest with yourself.
5. Be prepared.
6. Don’t read ahead.
7. Watch people’s reactions (including your own).
8. Keep an open mind.
K O K O L O G Y
1 SPREADING YOUR WINGS
2 UNDER A CLEAR BLUE SKY

K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
KEY TO SPREADING YOUR WINGS
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
“This is gonna be fun. I can ’t wait.”
“I don’t know if I can go through with this. ”

K O K O L O G Y
“Wow. Would you look at this view. ”
“Maybe this wasn’t such a good idea after all.”
“I want my mommy!”
K O K O L O G Y
“Not bad for a beginner. Don ’t worry, you’ll get better

with practice!”
“Oh, I’m really sorry, I left the lens cap on the

camera. Do you want to go again? ”
“Well, I guess that about does it. Now, will that be

cash, check, or charge?”
K O K O L O G Y
UNDER A CLEAR BLUE SKY
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
KEY TO UNDER A CLEAR BLUE SKY
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
K O K O L O G Y
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HISTORIA
“to know” or “to see”
HISTORY
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Is“the
more
interpretation
meaningful ofthan
the that
past,of
one in which
chronicles
a serious effort
History
has been
> significant
made tonarratives
filter out
Chronicles
myth and >fablesimple
(fromnarratives
facts)” Arthur Marwick
Benedetto Croce
HISTORY
HIS STORy
Story of man or a logical
narration of the stories in the
past which was brought into
life once again by a writer
known as the HISTORIAN
Historian's TASKS:
1. Seek out the records and survival of mankind’s past;
2. Critically examine it;
3. Imagine how the past looked like; and lastly,
4. Presents the results of their imaginative reconstructions
of the past in ways that do not violate the cannons
of scientific method of writing history
Historiography -writings of history

Aims and purposes of History
1. As a tool to reason and think about crisis;
2. Means of comprehending the significance of
contemporary events;
3. As a way for human beings to acquire self-
knowledge;
4. As a kind of ethical sanction;
Aims and purposes of History
5. It will prepare people for what will come
about;
6. Has a long and honourable tradition in
Western civilization;
7. Provides a way to study the identity of
people, individually and collectively;
8. History is utilitarian and practical.
political
economic
topical social
chronological Cultural & intellectual
Urban & ethnic
geographical
Fields of HISTORY
Sources of HISTORY
primary Secondary
during the actual period written later by historians
of the past
Sources of HISTORY: primary
Variety Evaluation of PS
1. Documents of Record 1. Where did it come from?
1. Local records 2. When was it produced?
2. Private Business Records 3. What type of source is it?
3. CG sources
4. How far is it in a good
2. Summary and Reports position to provide first hand
1. Oral history & traditions
2. Observed behaviour
info?
3. Chronicles and histories 5. How exactly was the
4. Family & personal sources document understood by
5. Artistic source contemporaries?
Sources of HISTORY:
secondary
- Books
- Encyclopaedia
- Magazines
- Newspapers
- Journals, etc.
Research
review Interpretative essay
Formal writing
Book review
Synthetic works
Doctoral dissertation
textbook -most pervasive
Categories of historical writing

Attempts to clarify the nature
of historiancritical
own’s inquiry
philosophy
of history
Speculative
Attempts to discover if there is
any pattern or meaning to history
Patterns of history
LINEAR CYCLICAL
Has a goal/man progress everyday in
History continuously repeats itself
whaetever way
SPIRAL CHAOTIC
While there is a certain repetition in History has no pattern or meaning;
history, there is also progress towards History happens because they are meant
some goal to happen
ECLECTIC
Combination of different patterns of history
USES
OF HISTORY
CHAPTER 1
The Filipino as a Product of His Countr y’s Geography
THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PH
CHAPTER 1
Geography includes the study of the land and bodies

of water, a country’s location, climate, and natural
resources.
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 1
COMPARISON OF AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES

Northern Luzon Central Luzon
Rice terraces Paddy “irrigated” fields
CHAPTER 1
formation
of various ethno linguistic groups
mobility or
tendency of people to remain in a certain place
CHAPTER 1
The Philippine Setting
THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY THE PH
Origin of the Philippines
Legends BIRD, SKY & SEA
Origin
of the
Philippines
LOST CONTINENT
Theories VOLCANIC ORIGIN
ASIATIC THEORY LAND BRIDGE THEORY

(Custodio 1998)
THE NAME OF THE PHILIPPINES
1. Early visited Mindoro called our nation ”Ma-yi”.This

means land of gold, because they bought gold in
Mindoro.
2. When came in 1521 he called the Philippines
“ARCHIPELAGO OF ST. LAZARUS” But the name did not
become popular.
3. In 1543, a Spanish Explorer named RUY LOPEZ DE

VILLALOBOS gave the name “FELIPINAS” to the
Philippines Phil. In honor of Crown Prince
Felipe(Philip) who later became King Philip II of
Spain.
4. The “FELIPINAS” later became “FILIPINAS” during

the Spanish colonial era. Then it became “the
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS” during the American colonial
era. Then “the Republic of the Philippines”.
5. Then “ THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES” after our

independence in 1946.
6. PEARL OF THE ORIENT SEA most popular nickname

for the Philippines.
7. Rizaline Republic proposed by the Katipunan

General Artemio Ricarte in honor of Dr. Jose
Rizal.
8. MAHARLIKA proposed by former President
Ferdinand Marcos.
The symbolic name for
the Philippines, Juan dela
Cruz, is not a Filipino
invention? It was coined
by R. McCulloch-
Dick, a Scottish-born
journalist working for the
Manila Times in the early
1900s, after discovering it
was the most common
name in *blotters.
*a temporary recording book
Philippine Geography: Location
CHAPTER 1: The Philippine Setting
Bashi Channel
Has NO Land
boundaries but
NEIGHBORS
N Taiwan
S Malaysia
Indonesia
W Vietnam
NW China
The island of
Luzon is the
15th largest
island in the
whole world and
the 7th in Asia
with an area of
109,965 km².
There are 17 regions as of 31 December 2017
PHILIPPINES STANDARD GEOGRAPHIC CODE
45000
40000
35000
30000
25000
QUANTITY
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
Provinces Cities Municipalities Barangays
Series 1 81 145 1489 42036
http://nap.psa.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/listreg.asp
WEATHER & CLIMATE
https://thephilippines.ph/philippine-weather/climate-seasons-in-the-philippines/
L ARGEST ISL ANDS
At a depth of 10,
540 m, this
trench makes
fourth deepest
part of the
ocean in the
world and
Pacific Ocean,
both.
THE LOWEST PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
Caraballo Sur
Caraballos Occidental which divides
Cordillera Norte and Cordillera
Central
Sierra Madre (longest mountain
ranges in the Philippines ranging from
Cagayan to Laguna de Bay)
Banahaw (Quezon)
Araya (Batanes) Mayon (Albay)
Bulusan (Sorsogon)
Taal (Batangas)
Apo (Davao)
Mt. Apo, the Philippines
highest mountain at
10,311 feet above sea
level, and considered as
the “Grand-father of
all Philippine
Mountains”
National Symbols
of the Philippines
“
R.A. 8491
“Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines”
National Flag (May 28 to June 12/Flag Days),
National Anthem = LUPANG HINIRANG,
Coat-of-Arms,
“
National Motto
“MAKA-DIYOS, MAKA-TAO, MAKAKALIKASAN AT MAKABANSA.”
“
Governor-General Frank Murphy
Proclamation No. 652
“Sampaguita as National flower and
Nara as National tree
“
President Fidel Ramos
Proclamation No. 615 s. 1995
Philippine Eagle as National Bird
Proclamation No. 905 s. 1996
Philippines’ National Gem : Philippine Pearl
“
Executive Order No. 5
Nine Filipino Historical Figures
Jose Rizal
Andres Bonifacio
Emilio Aguinaldo
Apolinario Mabini
Marcelo H. del Pilar
Sultan Dupatuan Kudarat
Juan Luna
Melchora Aquino
Gabriela Silang
“
QUIZ No. 001
National Anthem
Pledge to the Flag

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three major examinations

Make-up tests will only be given to a student having a valid

Students are expected to actively participate in the various

This will be administered two weeks after the semi-final

Average of Major Examinations 80%

A series of psychological games

1. Say the first thing that pops into your head.

1 SPREADING YOUR WINGS

2 UNDER A CLEAR BLUE SKY

“This is gonna be fun. I can ’t wait.”

“I don’t know if I can go through with this. ”

“Wow. Would you look at this view. ”

“Maybe this wasn’t such a good idea after all.”

“Not bad for a beginner. Don ’t worry, you’ll get better

“Oh, I’m really sorry, I left the lens cap on the

“Well, I guess that about does it. Now, will that be

Historiography -writings of history

Categories of historical writing

Geography includes the study of the land and bodies

COMPARISON OF AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES

The Philippine Setting

Legends BIRD, SKY & SEA

Theories VOLCANIC ORIGIN

ASIATIC THEORY LAND BRIDGE THEORY

1. Early visited Mindoro called our nation ”Ma-yi”.This

3. In 1543, a Spanish Explorer named RUY LOPEZ DE

4. The “FELIPINAS” later became “FILIPINAS” during

5. Then “ THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES” after our

6. PEARL OF THE ORIENT SEA most popular nickname

7. Rizaline Republic proposed by the Katipunan

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