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LESSON 1-The Study of the History of the Filipino Muslims and Indigenous Peoples of Minsupala MODULE 1
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the module, the students should be able to:
Introduction The study of the history of Filipino Muslims and Indigenous Peoples of Minsupala is mandated in all campuses of Mindanao State University System. One reason why this subject was made a mandated course is that it would mainstream Moro and Lumad struggles in Philippine history. Other than that, is it would make Filipinos understand the culture of the Filipino Muslims and IPs of Mindanao. It means that this subject is intended to be an avenue where stereotypes and other cultural biases/discriminations about the people can be corrected, especially the misunderstood aspect of their culture. This unit would discuss briefly the historical background why the Mindanao State University System in Minsupala was created, how History 003 (formerly History 3) become a mandated basic subject in the MSU system and what is the relevance of studying the history of the Filipino Muslims and Indigenous Peoples in Minsupala.
Activity 1 The students will read the Story of Kamlon.
Analysis After reading the Story of Kamlon, the students will answer the following questions:
Abstraction The general feeling of the Moros that they were not Filipinos resulted to the government’s creation of several programs and agencies that were supposed to effect the economic, social, political, moral and educational integration of non-Christian Filipinos into the main body politic of the Philippines in Mindanao. The Commission on National Integration (CNI), created in 1957 upon the recommendation of a Special Committee of the Philippine House of Representatives which had been assigned the task of investigating the “the Moro Problem in 1954, was the first government agency charged with the integration of the non-Christian Filipinos. The main mandate of the agency then was to create programs and measures to make the Moros feel that they were an integral part of the Philippine nation. The special task of the agency was the integration of non-Filipinos through education. But then, the agency was unable to carry out all its mandates because of its enormous tasks, limited funding, and poor administration. These problems resulted to its abolition in 1975 after 18 years of servicing. When the CNI was dissolved, Mindanao State University, created on September 1, 1961 through Republic Act (RA) 1387, was mandated to carry out the responsibility of educational integration and advancement of the Moros and other Indigenous Peoples (IPs) in Mindanao, Sulu and Palawan (Minsupala). Its establishment was possible because of the effort of late Senator Domocao A. Alonto. It was created as the government’s response to the unrest caused by the Moros and Ips general feeling of not belonging to the Philippine nation. The MSU is mandated to do the following: