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    RIZAL Early Education

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    1) The document describes Rizal's early education in Calamba and Binan, Philippines. It details his first teachers including his mother and later private tutors. 2) It discusses Rizal's time at school in Binan starting at age 12, including his daily routine, classmates, and teacher. He also took painting lessons. 3) After a year and a half, Rizal left Binan to continue his education elsewhere. The document closes by mentioning the martyrdom of priests Gom-Bur-Za that inspired Rizal's fight against Spanish tyranny.

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    1) The document describes Rizal's early education in Calamba and Binan, Philippines. It details his first teachers including his mother and later private tutors. 2) It discusses Rizal's time at school in Binan starting at age 12, including his daily routine, classmates, and teacher. He also took painting lessons. 3) After a year and a half, Rizal left Binan to continue his education elsewhere. The document closes by mentioning the martyrdom of priests Gom-Bur-Za that inspired Rizal's fight against Spanish tyranny.

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    1) The document describes Rizal's early education in Calamba and Binan, Philippines. It details his first teachers including his mother and later private tutors. 2) It discusses Rizal's time at school in Binan starting at age 12, including his daily routine, classmates, and teacher. He also took painting lessons. 3) After a year and a half, Rizal left Binan to continue his education elsewhere. The document closes by mentioning the martyrdom of priests Gom-Bur-Za that inspired Rizal's fight against Spanish tyranny.

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    RIZAL Early Education

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    1) The document describes Rizal's early education in Calamba and Binan, Philippines. It details his first teachers including his mother and later private tutors. 2) It discusses Rizal's time at school in Binan starting at age 12, including his daily routine, classmates, and teacher. He also took painting lessons. 3) After a year and a half, Rizal left Binan to continue his education elsewhere. The document closes by mentioning the martyrdom of priests Gom-Bur-Za that inspired Rizal's fight against Spanish tyranny.

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    RIZAL: The Life and

    Works of Rizal
    CHAPTER 3
    EARLY EDUCATION IN
    CALAMBA AND BINAN
    The first teacher of Rizal was her
    mother .
    A remarkable woman of good
    THE HERO’S character and fine culture.
    FIRST Rizal at the age of 3 learned the
    TEACHER alphabet and prayers.
    Doña Teodora discovered Jose’s
    talent for poetry and encourage
    him to write.
    Maestro Celestino was Jose’s
    first private tutor.
    Maestro Lucas Padua was
    PRIVATE second private tutor.
    TUTORS OF Maestro Leon Monroy became
    RIZAL
    the hero’s tutor in Spanish and
    Latin. He was the classmate of
    Don Francisco (died 5 months
    later)
    Uncle Jose Alberto – gave wise
    PRIVATE direction in the studies of Jose.
    TUTORS OF Uncle Gregorio – instilled into
    RIZAL the mind of Jose the love for
    education.
     Tio Manuel Alberto- seeing Jose was
    frail in nature, concerned himself
    with the physical development of his
    nephew.
    PRIVATE  He also taught Jose to love for open
    TUTORS OF air and admiration for the beauty of
    RIZAL nature.
     When Don Leon died; Jose’s parents
    decided to send him to a private
    school in Biñan
    June 1869 – Jose goes to Biñan
    JOSE GOES with Paciano.
    TO BINAN Carromata – transportation.
    Lodged at her aunt’s house
    School of Maestro Justiniano
    Aquino Cruz – formal teacher.
    Rizal described his Maestro as
    FIRST DAY IN
    tall, thin, long necked, sharp-
    BINAN nosed, with a body slightly bent
    SCHOOL forward.
    The school was in maestro’s
    house.
    Pedro (teachers son) (bully) –
    FIRST wrestling.
    SCHOOL Andres Saladan- arm wrestling.
    BRAWL
    Jose never run away from a fight.
    Near the school was the house of
    an old painter, Father in-law of the
    school teacher.
    PAINTING Old Juancho.
    LESSON IN Freely gave Jose painting lessons.
    BINAN
    Jose Rizal and his classmate Jose
    Guevarra become apprentices of
    old Juancho.
    JOSE’S DAILY ROUTINE:
     Hears mass at 4 a.m or studies
    lesson before going to mass.
    DAILY LIFE  Goes to orchard to look for a mabolo
    IN BINAN to eat.
     Breakfast.
     Goes to class at 10a.m.
     Lunch break.
    Goes back to school at 2p.m.
    Goes home at 5p.m.
    Studies lesson and draws a little.
    DAILY LIFE Has supper.
    IN BINAN Prays again.
    Plays in the street if moon is
    bright.
    Sleeps
    December 17, 1870 Jose left
    Biñan after one year and a half
    schooling in that town.
    Jose receives letter from
    END OF Saturnina.
    BINAN
    Talim- the steamer that Jose
    SCHOOLING
    rode.
    Arturo Camps- Frenchman and a
    friend of Don Francisco, took
    care of Jose during the trip.
    January 20 1872- Cavite mutiny.
    February 17 1872- Fathers
    MARTYRDOM Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos,
    OF and Jacinto Zamora were
    GOM-BUR-ZA implicated and executed.
    Leaders of Secular movement. To
    filipinize the Philippine parishes.
    They inspired Rizal to fight the
    MARTYRDOM evils of Spanish tyranny.
    OF Later in 1891, Rizal dedicated his
    GOM-BUR-ZA second novel El Filibusterismo,
    to GomBurZa.
      In 1872, Doña Teodora was arrested
    on malicious charge that she aided
    his brother Jose Alberto in trying to
    poison his wife.
    INJUSTICE  Jose Alberto planned to divorce his
    TO HERO’S wife because of her infidelity.
    MOTHER  Jose Alberto’s wife connived with the
    Spanish lieutenant of Guardia Civil
    and filed a case againt’s Rizal’s
    mother.
     Antonio Vivencio del Rosario-
    Gobernadorcillio of Calamba, helped
    INJUSTICE the lieutenant arrest Doña Teodora.
    TO HERO’S  50 kilometers -Doña Teodora was
    MOTHER made to walk from calamba to the
    provincial prison in Santa Cruz.

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