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  1. (PDF) Readings in Philippine History

    Readings in Philippine History aims to equip students with critical thinking and reading skills by applying historical methodologies in the study of Philippine history. This book's emphasis on the ...

  2. Why Study Philippine History: The Importance

    Studying Philippine history allows us to observe and understand how people and societies in Philippines behaved. For example, we are able to evaluate war, even when the nation is at peace, by ...

  3. Sign of the times: Reviving Philippine historical education

    Allies of historical education. The removal of Philippine History from the high school curriculum has brought into the spotlight problems that have long existed in historical education. Hence, in the call to bring back Philippine History to high school, there is also a need to improve how the subject is taught.

  4. Recent Philippine Historiography: an Evaluative Review

    RECENT PHILIPPINE HISTORIOGRAPHY. 311. of the masses by analyzing conflicting responses to political organization, taxation and agrarian reform under the Malolos Republic. (For Guerrero's critique of Ileto's work. see Guerrero 1981.) To view a historical movement from the standpoint of its common participants is.

  5. A Course Module for Readings in Philippine History

    This study evaluates the impact of excluding Philippine History from high school education under the K to 12 reforms. It highlights the resulting gap in historical knowledge, which is critical in ...

  6. PDF Readings in Philippine History: Course Review, Best Practices, and

    In the Philippines, there were studies conducted on Philippine History among first-year students (Santos, 2016), integration of gaming concepts (Sanchez et al., 2020), curricular enhancement (Villegas

  7. PDF Appreciative Inquiry Method in Teaching Philippines Pre- History

    2010. A Study in Philippine History, Rex Printing Company, Inc, Quezon City, pp. 3-5. [9] Santos, Gloria M. 2002. Philippine Historical Association Historical Bulletin, Quezon City, pp. 26-30. [10] Totanes, Stephen Henry S. (2002) List of Important Concepts from History and their Examples, Quezon City, pp. 27.

  8. Historical Thinking

    Over the past three decades, expanding scholarship on history teaching, learning, and cognition has promoted the development of historical thinking in response to the broader academic rejection of history education as a mere function of knowledge transmission and memorization. However, any attempt at defining historical thinking presents an immediate difficulty.

  9. COURSE MODULE IN HIST (READINGS IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY) Course Information

    views in Philippine History, social, economic, and political issues in the Philippines, local History, Philippine Constitution, agrarian reform, and taxation. The end goal is to develop the historical and critical consciousness of the students so that they will become versatile, articulate, broad-minded, morally upright, and responsible citizens.

  10. Critical Thinking and Student-centered Learning in Teaching Philippine

    Critical thinking (CT) in Philippine basic education curriculum may be said to be clearly evident in the inclusion of "Trends, Networks and Critical Thinking in the 21 st Century". ... the article considers key elements of critical thinking and historical analysis, organizing them into three strands: description (using evidence to understand ...

  11. Putting critical thinking at the center of history lessons in primary

    In the didactics of history, critical thinking can be worked on through historical thinking, since critical thinking is frequently defined in terms of abilities or processes and is hence linked to particular mental processes (Ulu Aslan & Baş, 2022). To this end, it is important to use historical evidence and sources, such as historians do, so ...

  12. Importance of Studying Philippine History

    History is not about memorising a list of facts or dates. It requires interpretation and analysis of information around subjects which often have no right or wrong answers. Still, there are plenty of effective methods for studying history, like these three: 1. Connect Events Together . History is shaped by a list of chronological events.

  13. History is critical: Addressing the false dichotomy between historical

    Salinas et al. (Citation 2012) referred to this reconceptualization as "critical historical thinking." In this context, "critical" refers to developing a consciousness of how power shapes our study of the past. The term "critical historical inquiry" comes from a need to emphasize the critical aspect of historical inquiry.

  14. Operationalizing Historical Consciousness: A Review and Synthesis of

    They mainly analyzed the transcribed discussion using constant comparison and grounded theory methods. The researchers found that to a large extent students' thinking about history and historical self-awareness appeared specifically modern, in the sense that they exhibited scientific-methodical standards of rationality.

  15. (PDF) A Critical Analysis on The Philippines: A Past Revisited by

    The. efforts of his works aim to broaden and enlarge our deep understanding of the historical past. Constantino in Past Revisited focuses on the co lonial experiences of many Filipino masses their ...

  16. Critical Thinking > History (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

    A landmark contribution to philosophical scholarship on the concept of critical thinking was a 1962 article in the Harvard Educational Review by Robert H. Ennis, with the title "A concept of critical thinking: A proposed basis for research in the teaching and evaluation of critical thinking ability" (Ennis 1962). Ennis took as his starting ...

  17. Essay (Readings in Philippine History)

    The course is mentioned in the CHED Memorandum Order No. 20 Series of 2013. However, why is it essential to study Readings in Philippine History under our course? In studying history, we learn how things work and their significance in the present—the connection between the past and present, reminiscing the memories in old age.

  18. Historical content matters: a response to the critical thinking skills

    Without this, critics argue, history is useless knowledge. Universities have sought to counter such claims by locating the value of history not in historical knowledge - the content of what was learned - but in 'critical thinking', 'writing and communication' and similar important but generic skills. For such commentators, the ...

  19. Philippine History: Meaning and relevance of history

    Meaning and relevance of history. It is important to study history because it helps us understand situations in the present. Looking back at past events helps us shape the present and the future. …. History is of vital importance to the human race because it primarily recounts the rise and fall of human civilizations. History.

  20. PDF Effectiveness of a Student Instruction on Philippine History Class in

    Thinking Skills (HOTS) of Students in Philippine History Classes. Moreover, the study proved that significant learning is acquired by doing. Key words: Student Centred, Effectiveness, Instruction, Thinking Skills, Higher Order. 1. INTRODUCTION Teacher-centred instruction consists of methods, activities, and techniques where the

  21. Module 6 Content Contextual Analysis of Historical Sources ...

    Requires the most believable and reliable history. Historical Study and analysis is a continuous process of establishing truth behind any written story. Self-Assessment Question. The study of Philippine history is analyzed from multiple perspectives of selected primary sources. Hence, the sources should come from _____.

  22. (PDF) Critical thinking in philippine education: What we ...

    In teaching through CP, teachers open the minds of the. students in order to entertain possibilitie s and respect differences by teachin g. them to listen, think, and speak, that is, to engage in ...

  23. RIPH 111 WEEK 1 Activity

    Studying Philippine history can also help us comprehend the nation's current problems and difficulties because many of them have their origins in the nation's past. Understanding the colonial history of the Philippines, for example, can help to clarify current difficulties with inequality and political power disparities.