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    Mortel, Aphol Joyce B (BSA 2202)

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    - The document discusses why Filipinos were deprived of quality education during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines. - Poverty was a major contributing factor, as many families could not afford to send their children to school and children often had to work to support their families instead of attending school. - Under Spanish rule, education was run by the Catholic Church and was inadequate, suppressed, and controlled. It was designed to maintain Spanish colonial control rather than provide a good education for Filipinos. - Schools were largely exclusive to Spaniards, and discriminated against Filipinos. The Spanish were remiss in their duty to provide Filipinos with a proper education

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    - The document discusses why Filipinos were deprived of quality education during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines. - Poverty was a major contributing factor, as many families could not afford to send their children to school and children often had to work to support their families instead of attending school. - Under Spanish rule, education was run by the Catholic Church and was inadequate, suppressed, and controlled. It was designed to maintain Spanish colonial control rather than provide a good education for Filipinos. - Schools were largely exclusive to Spaniards, and discriminated against Filipinos. The Spanish were remiss in their duty to provide Filipinos with a proper education

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    Mortel, Aphol Joyce B.

    BSA 2202

    LIFE AND WORKS OF


    RIZAL
    Why were the Filipinos deprived of quality education?

    There are so many factors affecting the issue on why where the Filipinos deprived of quality education. I

    think that poverty remains as the top contributor with regards to the poor education here in the Philippines.

    When I watched the film Rizal in Dapitan I realized that poverty is the main social issues presented in the

    film. Because of poverty some Filipino can't afford quality education. In this film we can see that Poor

    Filipinos are relying to the words of the priest. They trust them not knowing that they become ignorant

    believing in every words of their Priest. Now, many children showed signs of eagerness within themselves

    when it comes to being an educated person or professional in the near future. Unfortunately, they do not have

    enough resources to do such as their parents main priority is to feed the entire family. Yes, education is free

    but it does not obtain its own context of having a quality education available to every Filipinos because some

    children chose to seek for a job rather than attending school. Somehow, it is concerning and sad. It is part of

    the Filipino culture. No one is to blame but I believe that the youth or children are the only reason for it to

    happen. It is only possible if they will be the one seeing the importance of gaining knowledge in school. It

    depends on their point of view in life. It is their determination and courage that will put them at the top.

    Filipinos are deprived of quality education because of their own mentality. Truly, we do have different point

    of views in life and we are not assuming that every result is similar to another but if we open our minds to see

    that it is ourselves who is the main factor that can choose whether we settle for less or we settle for what we

    deserve. God always provides.

    Was Spain totally remiss of its duty to give the Filipinos good education?

    Yes, Spanish remiss its duty to give Filipinos good education that they deserved under the colonial era. During

    the early years of Spanish colonization, education was mostly run by the Church. Spanish friars and missionaries

    educated the natives and converted indigenous populations to the Catholic faith. Education during that period was

    inadequate, suppressed, and controlled. Philippine education was only a means to remain in the Philippines as

    colonizers. Filipinos became followers to the Spaniards even if these things happened here in the Philippines. Priest
    are judging Filipino for being ignorant. Lack of opportunities for educated young Filipinos to rise in the service of

    God and Country. Discrimination during the early times was very much utilized. This is because the schools before

    were exclusive only for the Spaniards. Filipinos were only able to attend school in the late 19th century. Some

    schools also limited their lodging to the sons of wealthy Filipino families. Friars hardly discriminated Filipinos

    because even if they were able to enter school and study, the friars believed that Filipinos would not still be able to

    match their skills and they will only learn fast if they would strictly implement disciplinary actions or the means of

    applying corporal punishment. Spaniards contributed the spread of Christianity in our country and they taught us

    about the religion but the fact cannot be denied that they do not open doors for the Filipinos to have a proper

    education. They just look at our ancestors as uneducated or indio. They wanted to prevent Filipinos being educated

    because it will be used as weapon against them.

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