Each item corresponds to a key aspect of the novel by Dr. José Rizal. Ibarra returns to the Philippines after studying in Europe. 1. How does his education shape his perspective on societal issues in the Philippines? Provide an example of how he tries to implement his ideals in the novel. The novel introduces María Clara as the epitome of purity and virtue. 2. In what ways does her character reflect the societal expectations of women during the Spanish colonial period? Relate this to her role in Ibarra's life and the larger story. 1. How do you define your role as a Filipino youth in today’s society? 2. What qualities or values do you believe every Filipino youth should possess to contribute to a brighter future? 3. Identify one specific way you can make a difference in your community starting today. 1. Make a timeline graph about the family, early childhood and early education of Jose Rizal based on the documentary film "Ang buhay ng isang bayani"

Each item corresponds to a key aspect of the novel by Dr. José Rizal. Ibarra returns to the Philippines after studying in Europe. 1. How does his education shape his perspective on societal issues in the Philippines? Provide an example of how he tries to implement his ideals in the novel. The novel introduces María Clara as the epitome of purity and virtue. 2. In what ways does her character reflect the societal expectations of women during the Spanish colonial period? Relate this to her role in Ibarra's life and the larger story. 1. How do you define your role as a Filipino youth in today’s society? 2. What qualities or values do you believe every Filipino youth should possess to contribute to a brighter future? 3. Identify one specific way you can make a difference in your community starting today. 1. Make a timeline graph about the family, early childhood and early education of Jose Rizal based on the documentary film "Ang buhay ng isang bayani"