Greetings, loyal Sons and
Daughters of the Empire. The Empress
gets better as the days pass. Hopefully,
he will be with you by Friday this week or Monday next week.
For now, here are your Outcomes
Based Education (OBE) Task.
Accomplishing the task requires that you
read the writings of Rizal as listed in unit 2 of the course syllabus.
This is not group work, but
requires the collaboration of the class to make it work. Hence students will be graded individually. Presidents, pls take charge, See rubric below for the grading.
6 students will present per day
starting on Wednesday (February 22, 2015).
Maximum of three (3) persons per
philosophical concept listed below.
Each concept must have at least
one person to speak about it.
How to do: A paragon is a living example of an
idea. The Greeks once called them
Personifications and were classified as gods.
For example, Kratos is power personified, while Nemesis is revenge
personified. If Revenge was a person, it
would have been Nemesis and she thinks and acts, behaves thus.
Paragons are descriptions of
people who embody what it is to be, for example compassionate. In this case, Mother Teresa can be considered
as a Paragon of Compassion. While
Duterte can be thought of as Paragon of Severity, Miss Minchin is a Paragon of
Envy, and Javert (of Les Miserables) is a Paragon of Righteousness. They are like living symbols of those ideas. The way they think and act can qualify as expressions
of thy philosophy of those ideas.
Each student is to become Paragon
of one of the ideas below. They are but some
of the ideas that are within the writings of Rizal. You will come before the class to deliver a
speech or monologue while looking how, for example, Freedom looks like. Please, nothing as offensive and as basic as
being nude for Freedom. Remember, you
are the Paragon or even Personification of that Idea.
Costumes must have come out of
being practical or ingenious. Borrowing is
better than buying or renting. Making
one out of scraps is better than borrowing.
No costume should burden you financially.
Your speech will be 2-3
minutes. Hence rehearse and practice,
and reduce or add content if needed.
Your speech will discuss conceptually
what the idea is. It should be based on
Rizal. So if you are Freedom, what is THE ESSENCE OF FREEDOM according to
Rizal. The voice must be in 1st
person.
A sample – "I am Covetousness, begotten of an old churl in an old leathern bag; and might I have my wish I would desire that this house and all the people in it were turn’d to gold, that I might lock you up in my good chest. O, my sweet gold!…" (quote from Christopher Marlowe (1564–1593) Doctor Faustus. The Harvard Classics. 1909–14. Scene VI, Verse 105). This is just a sample. make your own speech pattern.
NOTE: To discuss the CONCEPT of something is the process of abstraction. Basically, it’s being able to point its
essence – the elements that make it, and without these elements, the thing
cannot be. For example. Answer, what are the things that makes
Freedom as Freedom? In this
activity. Make it, what are the things
that make up Rizal’s idea of Freedom?
Assign someone to have your
picture taken. Make a good pose for the
camera. It will be included in the
printout of your speech,
There will be minimal citations
during delivery. I will know and
recognize what your talking about if you deliver it clearly. Printout must have the source you used as basis
– which is only the class readings.
List of Philosophical Concepts
List of Philosophical Concepts
- Freedom
- Liberty
- Government
- Corruption
- Indolence
- Diligence
- Justice
- Reason
- Education
- Womanhood
- Religion
- Civility
- Patriotism
- Self-righteousness
Rubric for Grading:
Print the Rubric in half (Crosswise) short bond paper. Write your name and section at the back.
More than 3 glitches will round down the grade to 75.
Glitches: Unprepared speech, no
costume, expensive costume, did not collaborate with class to make the
presentation go well or even to make it better, presentation can be beaten by a
5th graded, late submission of print-out, no picture.
Good luck, prepare well, and God bless.
Good luck, prepare well, and God bless.
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