Reflection about Rizal's life
1. Reflection about Rizal's life
Reflections about his life:
Passion for Education: Rizal's love for education was evident from a young age. He was an excellent student who pursued higher education and became a respected intellectual in his time. He believed that education was the key to progress and worked tirelessly to promote it in his country.
Courage and Patriotism: Rizal was a brave and patriotic man who fought for the rights of his countrymen. He used his writings and speeches to expose the injustices and abuses committed by the Spanish colonial authorities. He advocated for reforms and worked towards the ultimate goal of independence for the Philippines.
Multifaceted Talents: Rizal was not only a scholar and a writer but also a painter, sculptor, and musician. He had a broad range of interests and skills, which made him a well-rounded and accomplished individual.
Legacy: Rizal's legacy is still evident today in the Philippines. He inspired countless Filipinos to stand up for their rights and fight for their freedom. His writings, such as the novels "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo," continue to be studied and celebrated for their literary and historical significance.
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2. reflection about Jose Rizal Life
Answer:
The life of Jose Rizal was a truly inspiring story. Not just as an ordinary story of a Filipino but a story of a very intelligent and talented Filipino, who is ready to sacrifice his whole life just to give freedom and peace to his family, and own nation.
For one semester, I’ve known who really Rizal is. It might not all about him, but those learning’s and knowledge I learned, is enough to say to myself and to other Filipino and even not, that he deserves to be what he have known for today. And that is, the National Hero of the Filipino. His life was truly amazing and colorful for the hero’s experiences mold him to what God purposely do to him.
Jose Rizal, for my own insights, tells me the value of certain things which is important for the success of his life. That is God, Family, Country and Self. He could not reach as that far without God. The Lords is the most important one who could determine our success, just like as Rizal feared God and in return, he have been bless abundantly not by material things only but a spiritual one. That is intelligence, skills, love, and compassion. Also the role of family is next important for Rizal had been blessed with a family who could guide him to what he really aims. Even nowadays, family is one of the foundations of a person’s character. Next one is country! For Rizal’s portray the love of the country as a means of loving his fellow Filipino, thus helping them to attain justice from the evil and corrupt priest and Spaniards who are mistreating them in their own land for God has created us to extend our help with our fellow as a symbol of glorifying Him. And last is Self. I have learned from Rizal’s life that you should make yourself fruitfully. He makes himself grow to wisdom and knowledge to use it in God’s purpose. He did not say to himself that he is not worth enough and live blind for what is happening in his environment. Thus, he is knows that he is a child of God.
Moreover, Rizal proved that pen is mightier than a sword. For his expertise in writings enable him to convince his whole fellowmen to attain justice, thus destroying an empire. For words flies wherever and ignites every man’s feelings. Just like as a saying says that word is powerful, there comes positive and negative in it. It could heal one’s heart but also harm another like a double edged sword. Rizal have a God fearing heart so that he have ignite change and peace and thus mean we Filipinos should have a good conscience and God fearing heart to impose positive changes.
Thanks to Rizal for he is inspires me and thanks to our professor who imparts and explains all this knowledge for us to better understands it.
Explanation:
THIS IS A REFLECTION ABOUT JOSE RIZAL LIFE [▪_▪]
3. reflection about the life and work of rizal
Answer:
I can say that Rizal is a very humane, compassionate andbenevolent citizen. He has dealt with social problems through his popular booksNoli Me
T’angere and
El Filibusterismo. He is an ambassador or social justice andequality, which is a very good thing that we should follow. If there were onlythousands of persons like Rizal, I believe our society will be at good condition.
4. reflection of Rizal life
Answer:
si rizal.ay isang bayani na pinatay sa bagumbayan na tinatawag ngayon na luneta park siya ang sumulat sa noli me tangere at elfilibusterismo
5. rizal life and works and writings chapter 9 reflection
Chapter 9 of Rizal's Life, Works and Writings covers the period of time in which Rizal lived in Europe, where he continued his studies and became involved in the Propaganda Movement. This chapter highlights some of Rizal's most important achievements during this time, including the publication of his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, and his participation in the founding of the La Liga Filipina.
In terms of Rizal's personal life, Chapter 9 also covers his relationships with various women, including his courtship of and eventual marriage to Josephine Bracken. Rizal's letters and diary entries from this time provide insight into his thoughts and feelings, and show that he was still deeply concerned about the situation in the Philippines and the plight of his fellow Filipinos.
Overall, Chapter 9 of Rizal's Life, Works and Writings provides a fascinating look at the period of time in which Rizal was beginning to emerge as a prominent figure in Philippine history. His intellectual achievements and political activism during this time laid the foundation for his later contributions to the Philippine independence movement.
6. reflect on the travel and life of dr jose rizal abroad
Answer:
By just travelling from others places or countries, you can gain knowledge from that specific country's system, culture and etc. that could be your useful weapon to help your compatriots just like what Jose Rizal did to our country, Philippines.
7. reflection about Rizal's
"We don't need guns nor swords to kill, to harm people, but we can use our knowledge to fight"
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8. Reflect on the travel and life of jose rizal abroad
Jose Rizal is said to be the most traveled Filipino hero in history. The travel and adventure of Jose rizal are an important surface of his education and mission for the Philippines. Because of his broad knowledge of different culture he learned from his journey, it became his inspiration for Reform. Upon his travel Jose Rizal experience struggle that lead reform to the Philippines.
9. reflection about rizal movie
Answer:
The movie that i watched gave me a mixed feelings of patriotism and despair. Rizal was a stoic person coming from humble roots that was imparted by his parents. He was a very amazing person at his time.
10. reflection about rizal law
Answer:
rizal reflection law
study first good luck . god bless
Answer:
The Rizal Law, also known as RA 1425, mandates the study of Rizal's life and works, as shown in section 1. This Republic Act calls for an increased sense of nationalism from the Filipinos during a time of a dwindling Filipino identity.
11. Reflection about jose rizal
Answer:
Reflection on the life on Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal Maercado y Alonzo Reolonda
Explanation:
The first thing i noticed in Dr. Jose Rizal life was that he live in a simple one..the second thing that i observe from the life of rizal was his calmness even in the most complicated circumstances
12. Reflection of Rizals life related to your own opinion
Answer:
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13. What is your reflection about Rizals Study and Work life?
Answer:
To recognize the importance of Rizal's ideals and teachings in relation to present conditions and situations in the society. To encourage the application of such ideals in current social and personal problems and issues. To develop an appreciation and deeper understanding of all that Rizal fought and died for.
14. reflection on life and work of rizal chapter 11
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Chapter 11 In Hong Kong and Macau, 1888On February 3, 1888 at the age of 27, Rizal was forced to leave his country half sick goingto Hong Kong. He stayed at Victoria Hotel which he was welcomed by the Filipino residents Jose Maria Basa, Balbino Mauricio and Manuel Yriarte but his every movements was being watched by a Spaniard named Jose Sainz de Varanda.On February 18, 1888, Rizal being accompanied by Basa, visited Macau, where during their two-day sojourn, they stayed at the home of a Filipino named Don Juan Francisco Lecaros who married a Portuguese lady. After visiting certain places in Macau they returned to Hong Kong on February 20.Rizal left Hong Kong on February 22, 1888 after two-weeks if being in the said country, he studied Chinese life, language, drama and customs. While on the ship going to japan, Rizal conversed with some passengers in their own languages, were two Portuguese, two Chinese, several British and an American woman Protestants missionary.15. reflection about life and work of rizal chapter 12
Answer:
Rizal
Explanation:
Rizal’s
Life, Work and WritingsReflection Paper
One of the most important people in the Philippine Historyis Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda. Whenever I hear hisname, first thing that will come out to my mind is, he is the National Hero. MyRizal subject has an important role to my life because
I’ve
learned more significantinsights and information about
Rizal’s
life and the importance of his works andwritings to me and my classmates. I became more aware of his sacrificesand noble deeds and ideas.
It’s
good to know, his travels, his exile and execution,his social, political and economic ideas, the similarities of Rizal to the otherFilipino patriots.The first thing I noticed in Dr. Jose
Rizal’s
life was thathe lived a simple one. He did not choose to have a luxurious life like the mostof us have wanted. Even before he became under surveillance by the Spaniards,he had lived his life as simple as possible. I think it was the work of his parentsthat made him lived like this. I strongly believe that
one’s
lifestyle Is influencedmostly by their parents. I l earned from the life of Rizal the importance of takingpart of the parents to their
children’s
morals.I learned a lot while studying this subject.
I’ve
gainedknowledge about
Rizal’s
life and his contributions to our country.
I’ve
seen Rizal-our hero in a different perspective. While some of us may just know him as ournational hero, but for me,
I’ve
realized that
Rizal’s
just like some of
us. He’s
hadhis struggles and triumphs.His life was a truly inspiring story. Not just as an ordinarystory of a Filipino but a story of a very intelligent and talented Filipino, who isready to sacrifice his whole life just to give freedom and peace to his family, andown nation.For one semester,
I’ve
known who Rizal is. It might notall about him, but those
learning’s
and knowledge I learned, is enough to say tomyself and to other Filipino and even not, that he deserves to be what he hasknown for today. And that is, the National Hero of the Filipino. His life was trulyamazing and colorful for the
hero’s
experiences mold him to what God purposelydo to him.Jose Rizal, for my own insights, tells me the value ofcertain things which is important for the success of his life. That Is God, Family,
16. 1. Write a reflection about Rizal’s life family, childhood and early education?2. Write an essay about the student's education during the time of Rizal.
Answer:
1.Early childhood
In Calamba, Laguna
19 June 1861JOSE RIZAL, the seventh child of Francisco Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonso y Quintos, was born in Calamba, Laguna.22 June 1861He was baptized JOSE RIZAL MERCADO at the Catholic of Calamba by the parish priest Rev. Rufino Collantes with Rev. Pedro Casañas as the sponsor.28 September 1862The parochial church of Calamba and the canonical books, including the book in which Rizal’s baptismal records were entered, were burned.1864Barely three years old, Rizal learned the alphabet from his mother.1865When he was four years old, his sister Conception, the eight child in the Rizal family, died at the age of three.
2.Education during the time of Rizal
During the time of Rizal, or during the late 18th to early 19th century, the Friars occupied the Philippines. These friars controlled the educational system in the Philippines and they were able to own different schools comprising from the primary level to the tertiary levels of education. The people who took charge in teaching, implementation of the rules and regulations and the monitoring of students were assigned to the missionaries during that time. The teachings of the Catholic religion were emphasized to the levels of education in the schools owned by the friars. In the primary level, they were taught of the Christian Doctrines, how to read Spanish books and a little of the native’s language. In the universities, Science and Mathematics were not vey much introduced to the students. Instead of Spanish, students were taught how to speak and understand Latin.
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17. Reflection about Jose Rizal family
Answer:
The first thing I noticed in Dr. Jose Rizal’s life was that he lived a simple one. He did not choose to have a luxurious life like the most of us have wanted. Even before he became under surveillance by the Spaniards, he had lived his life as simple as possible. I think it was the work of his parents that made him lived like this. I strongly believe that one’s lifestyle is influenced mostly by their parents. I learned from the life of Rizal the importance of taking part of the parents to their children’s morals.
18. about Jose rizal reflection of webinar
Answer:
Oh, hello.
Republic Act 1425 imposes the requirement of reading the works of Rizal. So, let's see. Filipino students first learn about Rizal in preschool in connection with the celebration of Linggo ng Wika and National Heroes Day in the month of August.
Then, in our Araling Panlipunan (Social Studies) classes, we learn about Rizal's contribution to our history. We learn of his accomplishments, etc. By the time we finish high school, we will have read his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo. We will have also read two works by Francisco Balagtas, the Ibong Adarna and Florante at Laura. We will have read them in the Pilipino translations because these were originally written and published in Spanish.
If the Filipino student goes on to college, the Filipino student will learn about Rizal once more in a Rizal course. In my time, the Rizal course was taught in Spanish because we were required to take 12 units of Spanish as part of the general education curriculum.
So, why was this law passed? There is a long legal history backing this.
1.)The Taft Commission on June 11, 1901 passed Act 137 to honor the memory of Jose Rizal by naming Morong province as Rizal province.
2.)On September 28, 1901, Act 243 was enacted and the public land in Luneta was chosen as the place to erect a statue of Rizal.
3.)On February 1, 1902, the Philippine Commission enacted Act No. 345 setting December 30th each year (Rizal was executed on December 30, 1896) as Rizal Day.
4.)The Rizal monument in Luneta was unveiled on December 30, 1913, Rizal Day.
5.)In the 1920s, Rizal Day was celebrated with colorful parades
6.)On December 30, 1937, President Manuel Luis Quezon signed into law Commonwealth Act 184, establishing Tagalog as the National Language (Tagalog was Rizal’s first language.
7.)The much loved and very popular Ramon Magsaysay was sworn in as president on December 30, 1953 at the Luneta.
8.)On August 10, 1954, President Ramon Magsaysay issued an Executive Order to prepare for the celebration of Rizal's centenary (Rizal was born on June 19, 1861).
Explanation:
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19. reflection about Rizal and revolution
Answer:
JOSE RIZAL AND THE REVOLUTION
Revisiting Renato Constantino’s “Veneration without Understanding”
By Chris Antonette Piedad-Pugay
When we open the pages of history books in the Philippines, it is not surprising to see texts about the martyrdom of our most celebrated hero– Dr. Jose Rizal. In fact, it seems that his name already occupied a permanent and prominent place in every publication that has something to say about the Philippines.
Truthfully, there is nothing wrong about immortalizing Rizal and his heroism in books and literatures read by several generations of Filipinos and non-Filipinos. Probably, most writers deemed that doing such is a fitting way of paying respect and gratitude to his contributions and sacrifices for the benefit of the Filipino people and of our nation. It’s just unfortunate that in trying to present him as an icon of heroism, he was placed in a pedestal that became too tough for Juan dela Cruz to reach.
Explanation:
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20. reflection about Rizal (1998)
Basing on these philosophies, I can say that Rizal is a very humane, compassionate and benevolent citizen. He has dealt with social problems thru his popular books Noli Me T'angere and El Filibusterismo. He is an ambassador or social justice and equality, which is a very good thing that we should follow.
21. What is ypur insights/reflection and thoughts about life and works of rizal?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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22. reflection about the exile of Rizal in dapitan
Explanation:
Jose Rizal, a man with so many accomplishments. Jose Rizal gives all of us inspiration in all the things we do. He is inspires us to be hardworking and diligent, which most of us are not.
I am amazed that even though Rizal was in exile, he didn't mind the fact that he was sent to Dapitan to live like a prisoner and yet he still manages to accomplish many things. He has taught the poor Mindanao folk to unite for trading so that they may become independent and free themselves from the Chinese and thus become less exploited, in the sense that he organized a cooperative even in exile. While many people would be in panic, despair or lose hope for any success in their lives because of being exiled Jose Rizal continued to serve his country. This is what made Jose Rizal stand out of the others as a hero to a nation. He was truly a man of action. He always put his countrymen first before him.
He truly was a man of action, he did not only looked over the people nor just tell people what to do, he helped them in their everyday work. Rizal was intelligent and yet very humble.
Right now I wish that the tree he planted would somehow magically make Rizal appear in this time of ours so that I can praise him for what he did for us.
Rizal truly was a person for his countrymen, he truly was a patriot and nationalistic for he never wanted to see his fellow countrymen being oppressed and being exploited.
I wish I could go to Dapitan for a glimpse of how our hero lived in Dapitan while being exiled. Last June 19, we celebrated Rizal's 143rd birthday. That's two lifetimes for the average Filipino, quite a long time. But not really so when one thinks about the baluno tree he nurtured and which grows to this day as our living connection to him and when one thinks about the issues he cared about and which continue to challenge us today: health, education, poverty and inequality. It would be such an honor to know more about our hero.
23. -life and works of rizal-what is your opinion about rival being an American sponsored hero?
Answer:
So yes, Rizal was already a hero to many Filipinos, and because of this, the Americans used this and rode on his popularity and linked him and his ideals to their pet project — the public school education system.20
24. reflection about rizal law
Answer:
Reflection About Rizal Law Before taking this course, I've never encountered nor got an idea about the Republic Act 1425 or also known as the Rizal Law. ... In general, Rizal Law gave us the chance to look back at the sacrifices of our national hero and bring back the fire of nationalism that is gradually fading today
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25. Reflection about the Rizal's life higher education and life abroad.
Answer:
Rizal’s life: Higher Education and Life Abroad 2. Introduction This chapter deals with an analysis and evaluation of Jose Rizal's life: his quest for higher education and struggles and challenges in his life abroad. He was not only busy academically but he spent much of his time in self-improvement via selfeducation. In his spare time he also learned sculpture, painting, languages and kept up with the latest research in philosophy and science. It will also examine the contributions of Rizal as the leader of the propaganda movement that awakened the Filipino people from the abuses of the Spanish colonizers.
26. Reflections about the trial of rizal
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27. reflection on the life,work of rizal
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28. reflection about women in the life of jose rizal
Answer:
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Explanation:
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29. reflection about rizal childhood
Explanation:
rizal is handsome ,very lovable, humble , patient and recpectful man during the time when he is on the earth
30. Reflection about woman in Jose rizal life
Answer:
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