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Primary Sources in Philippine History

how to use primary sources in teaching Philippine history, and where to find them

What can you find on this site?

links to eyewitness accounts of key events in Philippine history (e.g. Pigafetta's chronicle, Rizal's diaries)
links to important historical documents (e.g. versions of the Philippine constitution)
links to guides in using primary sources in history teaching

Why primary sources?

Many students consider the study of history as boring and uninteresting.
Use of primary sources enliven history and allows the student to experience vicariously (i.e. through reading) what others experienced as they lived through history.
Simply put, use of primary sources puts the story back in history.

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