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    The document is a metacognitive reading report about Philippine history and the Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino People. The student learned that (1) education was important for impacting the Spaniards, while uneducated Filipinos faced abuse and torment, (2) Filipinos were never truly free from slavery, as corrupt government officials today steal money like the Spaniards abused and destroyed the land, and (3) those in power historically only helped the lower classes for their own benefit and image. The student is still unclear about (1) how tearing a document like the sedula had such a big effect on the revolution, (2) what solutions could have gained

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    Metacognitive Reading Report # 1

    Maliban, Irish Joy N.


    June 29, 2019
    SS14-E02
    Philippine history / Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas

    ACT OF PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE

    1) The three things that I significantly learned from the readings are…
    a) Since education is important, there is special treatment to those who have higher
    education to have great impact against the Spaniards while those who haven’t afford to
    finish school will be abused and tormented by the unjustified acts.
    b) Filipinos were never free from slavery up until today since when the proclamation of
    independence was sign. It is the slavery from people of government who are in position
    that steal money from our country’s fund but not with the Spaniards.
    c) It shows that people before who has power in the society’s hierarchy are only
    hypocrite for helping below citizens for their own benefit just like making their own
    image good to the public and especially to others’ eyes.

    2) The three things that are still unclear to me are…


    a) How does sedula have that big effect on the revolution of the Filipinos since it was
    just tearing a piece of paper?
    b) What are the solutions might the government think of to get the same standards and
    treatment with the people of the Spain to us Filipinos and so they will not step down on
    us easily?
    c) Why do people from our own country were being abused and removing their authority
    to own their proprietorship as they are the people of the Philippines and instead use
    them as subordinates to increase the trading market?

    3) I used to think that…


    Equality or same treatment to everyone is one of the most important things to
    implement here in the Philippines to have a better country. But as we encounter the
    powerful government who only did nothing but corrupt our money and taxes, I guess it
    has no distinction with the Spaniards who only abused and destroyed our land.
    4) The three questions that I want to ask about the readings are…
    a) Fast forward to the present, are we already free from the jail on the hands of the
    corrupt and abuse government or still trapped like slaves yet?
    b) Is it a good idea to make a revolution again to have new leaders ahead that could
    possibly change the Philippines for better with new independency that can benefit all of
    us?
    c) What would happen if those hundred Katipuneros who sacrificed for us were still
    alive? Are we still going to suffer like this or we could have freedom to conquer our own
    country?

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