Grampa, Jasmin Kate B.
BSA 3A

Think of a recent novel/story that you’ve read. How did you learn from that story? Apply
this experience to Rizal’s writings. How would reading Rizal’s novels impart patriotism?
 I read Mauritania: plunge-based bondage everything about the existence of
Mauritania. She's one of the last nations on the planet where individuals are as yet
naturally introduced to servitude and in a real sense claimed by others, confronting a
long period of misuse and constrained work. This story addresses the existence of an
individual that has been denied the opportunity to live in a fair manner. Actually, like
when in Rizal's time practically all Filipinos have been denied their right to
experience the manner in which they need. However, presently we can see the
progressions after what Rizal does. Jose Rizal was not a stone man who needed
harmony by making this political gathering to battle and get their opportunity back. It
moved many individuals by Rizal's books and words as he needed opportunity.
Presently we can do what we need, we can unreservedly decide for ourselves.

Compare and contrast the views of those in favor and against RA 1425, considering the
context of the 1950’s, would similar arguments still have force today?
 If we somehow happened to put the present setting concerning the comprehension of
RA 1425, we can say that there would be somewhat changes with respect to cultures,
ideologies and the preferences among the Filipinos, subsequently comparable
contentions will not really emerge yet could exist. Today, we aren't pretty much as
moderate as we were, harking back to the 1950s, subsequently we are bound to be
available to new philosophies that are really attempting to give us inputs. The Rizal
Law's destinations are certainly productive and by and large moral. Notwithstanding,
individuals today would discover somewhat more about being basic, analyzed in
those days.

Reflect on how effective is the Rizal law in instilling patriotism among students?
 I can say that Rizal Law is exceptionally powerful in instilling patriotism among
students since we are urged to improve as a resident and when Dr. Rizal said "The
Adolescent is the Expectation of the Homeland" it has sway whoever found out about
this to turn out to be more mindful and love our country.