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    Assessment Activity Answer Sheet: (Mod 4 Rizal's Work - )

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    The document discusses and compares the education systems in the Philippines during Jose Rizal's time and currently. During Rizal's time in the 19th century, education was starting to rise with the establishment of public schools, though it was still largely controlled by the church and focused on teaching Spanish. This led to the development of educated Filipinos who helped start the Propaganda Movement and fight for independence, including Rizal. The current system has evolved from experiences over history and aims to provide quality and equal access to education for all. While improved, education remains an important tool to fight for continued freedom and progress.

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    The document discusses and compares the education systems in the Philippines during Jose Rizal's time and currently. During Rizal's time in the 19th century, education was starting to rise with the establishment of public schools, though it was still largely controlled by the church and focused on teaching Spanish. This led to the development of educated Filipinos who helped start the Propaganda Movement and fight for independence, including Rizal. The current system has evolved from experiences over history and aims to provide quality and equal access to education for all. While improved, education remains an important tool to fight for continued freedom and progress.

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    Assessment Activity Answer Sheet: (Mod 4 Rizal's Work - )

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    ASSESSMENT ACTIVITY ANSWER SHEET

    (Mod 4 Rizal’s Work_)

    Output No.  Quiz 1      Course/Subject: Lifeworks of Rizal


    Name of Student: DANECA MAE L. MANGA Section : 4C Date:

    EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE PHILIPPINES ON RIZAL'S TIME VERSUS NOW

    The 19th century has brought a big impact in the lives of the Filipinos as it pave way to the
    start of an extensive growth of the economy. It was also the period of significant social changes
    such as the removal of slavery and massive urbanization. Philippines became one of the richest
    country in Asia in terms of trade and economic structure during this time which is why a
    number of families were able to send their sons to Europe and have education. Public
    education also rised and even the churches ruled it. Students learned how to read, write and
    speak in Spanish. Highly educated Filipinos or the ones who studied in Europe arose what to
    become as the Propaganda Movement. That was the start of our revolt to our colonizers. They
    were known as the Illustrados. One of them was Jose Rizal who used his written works like the
    Noli Me tangere and El Filibusterismo as tools to fight and bring up the cruelty of the Spaniards.

    Truly, education played a big role in achieving freedom. Without education I guess we will still
    be following the wrong doings of our colonizers. We will still be in their hands. We must be
    thankful that there become our Filipino heroes who saved us and gave us the freedom that we
    were longing for a long time. We shall value education because this is a great weapon in
    everything. I have realized that the beginning of the Philippine Education system has been
    through a lot. We have indulged in various systems depending on the recent colonizers and also
    because of several historical events that the Philippines has been through. The educational
    system in the past was geared towards the needs of the people. Separate lessons are taught
    between girls and boys. Although they also focused on the reading and writing and even the
    learning of arithmetic, it still has its limitations.

    The history of the system actually paved the way for the present generation to experience
    quality and equal access to education. In fact, we first handedly experienced the reform of
    education ssystem. Drawn from the different experiences evident by our History, I believe that
    change is necessary and essential to meet the demands and needs of the changing world.
    Today, education is more like a reflection of what has been seen on the education system
    during Rizal's time. It's still merely a fight for freedom. Freedom from everything that's keeping
    us suffer.

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