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    THE FILIPINO

    EDUCATORS AND
    THEIR PHILOSOPHIES
    EDUC 201
    A. THE PRE-
    TWENTIETH
    CENTURY FILIPINO
    THINKERS
    C T I V E S
    OB JE Understand the
    profile of Filipi
    thinkers of n o
    education
    Explain the
    educational
    philosophies of
    Dr. Jose Rizal
    Andres Bonifaci da n
    Cite ideas and o
    influences to
    current
    educational
    system
    DR. JOSE RIZAL

    o l i t i c a l
    Fil i p i n o p
    d e r a n d
    le a
    au t h o r
    DR. JOSE RIZAL

    e 1 9 , 1 8 6 1
    n : J u n
    Bor m b e r 3 0 ,
    i e d : D e c e
    D e d 3 5 )
    1896 ( a g
    DR. JOSE RIZAL

    u n d e r O F
    Fo i n a
    a F i l i p
    L A Lig
    DR. JOSE RIZAL

    W o r k s :
    N o t a b l e ”
    o f G r e e d
    R e i g n
    “The l C a n c e r ”
    S o c i a
    “The
    I O N A L
    D U C A T
    E P H I E S
    L O S O
    PHI
    i s s i o n o f
    th e m
    u c a t i o n
    ed

    EDUCATI
    ON GIVE
    LUSTER T S
    MOTHERL O
    AND
    "Education elevates the
    country to the highest
    seat of the immortal
    dazzling glory."
    "It domesticates
    barbarous nations and
    make champions of
    savages."
    "Through education, th
    human breast is inflam e
    with the love of the goe d
    and the noble which ar o d
    the balsam of life." e
    "It is the fountain of
    crystalline virtue which
    elevates mortal beings
    to the height of the
    gods."
    "Education offers the
    country immortal
    splendor and luster."
    U C A T I O N
    A I M O F ED

    AIM OF
    EDUCATI
    ON
    The aim of education i
    the development of s
    people's mentality.
    Education aims for the
    making of every citizen
    professional man, but t a
    REAL AIM of education h e
    not in QUANTITY but in i s
    QUALITY.
    I S S I O N O F
    FIR S T M
    U C A T I O N
    ED

    To open
    possibilit the
    future to y of the
    the peop
    le .
    e n d a b l e
    o s t c o m m
    m t o f
    e f f e c
    d u c a t i o n
    e

    Enable th
    e
    to see m individual
    a wider a n y things in
    perspecti
    ve.
    EDUCATION aims for th
    development of self- e
    consciousness of the
    individual as well as th
    consciousness that he i e
    part of the greater wh s
    ole.
    The home is recognized
    as a great social force
    the education of the i n
    people.
    It can best serve the
    interest of enlightenme
    if the parents would he n t
    in the molding of the l p
    children towards social
    progress.
    c h o o l . . .
    t he s

    includes
    the atmo
    in it. A sphere
    v e
    building ry fine
    intolerab with an
    le atmos
    is not co phere
    nducive
    learning. to
    t h e
    c h o o l . . .
    s
    does not
    place of b e come a
    plain and
    torment.
    t h e
    c h o o l . . .
    s
    is the fo
    undation
    the socie of
    ty
    t h e
    c h o o l . . .
    s
    is the bo
    is read t o k in which
    he future
    the peop of
    le.
    "Show us the school of
    the people, we will tel
    you what kind of peopl l
    e
    they are."
    t h e
    a t o r s . . .
    ed u c
    must kno
    moral re w their
    sponsibil
    ity
    t h e
    a t o r s . . .
    ed u c
    must not
    neglect h
    duties an is
    responsib d
    ilities
    s i o n ,
    In c on c l u the educa
    institution t i o nAL
    intellectu i s n o t just an
    al recrea
    but a plac tion
    e of diver
    sion.

    thank you!
    ANDRES BONIFACIO

    Filipino
    political
    leader
    ANDRES BONIFACIO

    Born: Nov.
    30, 1863
    Died: May 1
    0, 1897
    (aged 33)
    ANDRES BONIFACIO
    Philippine
    founder a p a t riot,
    nd leader
    the nation of
    Katipunan alist
    society, w
    instigated ho
    the revolt
    of August
    1896 agains
    the Spanis t
    h.
    ANDRES BONIFACIO

    Bonifacio
    was
    born of po
    parents in o r
    Manila
    and had lit
    formal ed t l e
    ucation
    ANDRES BONIFACIO

    Bonifacio
    advocated
    complete
    independe
    nce
    from Spain
    .
    Bonifacio had shown hi
    regard for education an g h
    despite his meager sta d
    he engaged in readingt u s ,
    books written in Tagalo
    g
    and Spanish.
    Filipinos should realize
    that a commendable
    reading habit is very
    important in enriching
    minds and in making
    oneself productive and
    competent.
    influence to
    the current
    educational
    system
    MTB-MLE
    Science & Research
    Reading and Writing
    ALS
    thank you!
    reference
    s:
    https://www.britannica
    .com/biogra
    phy/Jose-Rizal
    https://prezi.com/w0qg
    ducational-philosophy-n 2 0 r g 4 lp/e
    o f
    https://www.britannica -rizal/
    .com/biogra
    phy/Andres-Bonifacio
    https://nhcp.gov.ph/val
    must-learn-from-andr u e s - w e -
    es-
    bonifacio/

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