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CHAPTER 3 Rizals Education

Rizal began his education at the Ateneo Municipal in Manila in 1872 under the supervision of Jesuit priests. He used the surname "Rizal" for the first time. As an "externo" or living out student, he took private lessons to improve his Spanish. Though initially placed at the bottom of his class, Rizal became the brightest student after a month. He was inspired by one of his professors to study hard and write poetry. Rizal then studied philosophy at the University of Santo Tomas, though he was unsure of his course. He later shifted to medicine to try to cure his mother's failing eyesight, as advised by Father Pablo Ramon in a letter.

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CHAPTER 3 Rizals Education

Rizal began his education at the Ateneo Municipal in Manila in 1872 under the supervision of Jesuit priests. He used the surname "Rizal" for the first time. As an "externo" or living out student, he took private lessons to improve his Spanish. Though initially placed at the bottom of his class, Rizal became the brightest student after a month. He was inspired by one of his professors to study hard and write poetry. Rizal then studied philosophy at the University of Santo Tomas, though he was unsure of his course. He later shifted to medicine to try to cure his mother's failing eyesight, as advised by Father Pablo Ramon in a letter.

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Chapter 3

Rizal's
Education
 JUNE 1872
 Jose Rizal was sent to Manila to study at the
Ateneo Municipal under the supervision of
Jesuits priests.

 Ateneo was the counter part of College of the


San Juan De Letran.

 Don Fransisco changed his mind and decided


to send Rizal to Ateneo Municipal
• Fr. Jose Bech was the first professor of Rizal
in Ateneo

• Jose used the surname "Rizal" for the first


time.

• Jose was called an "externo" at a living out


student during his days in Ateneo Municipal

• Jesuits system of education encouraged


competition on among the student

• Rizal was placed at the bottom of the class


and assigned with the Carthaginias.
 The class was divided in two groups:

a. Carthaginian (non-border of Ateneo)

b. Roman (border inside Ateneo)


 Rizal took a private lessons in Sta. Isabel College during
break time to improve his knowledge of Spanish.

 After a month Rizal become a emperor and he was


considered as the brightest student of the class.

 In her second year and third year in Ateneo, nothing usual


happened to Rizal.
In his fourth year in Ateneo, Rizal was
inspired to study hard and to write a
poetry by one of his best professions,
Father Francisco de Paula Sanchez a
great educator and scholar.
 He expressed his ideas on the
value of education in his poem

o Mi Primera Inspiracion (My First Inspiration)

o In memory of my Town

o A Farewell Dialogue of the Students

o Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good


Education
 Rizal's Studies at the University of Sto.Tomas (UST)

Rizal was still unsure of what


course to take, so he tried to seek
guidance from Fr. Pablo Ramon but
since he was in Mindanao. For his
first term , Rizal studied at the
philosophy program.
 In the following term he decided to shift to medicine

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Cure his mother's


failing eyesight

Fr. Ramon wrote back


advising Jose to take up
medicine
 Literary works of Rizal in UST

 To the Filipino Youth ( Sa kabataang Pilipino/A La


Juventud Filipina)

 The Council of Gods


THANK
YOU!

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