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GE 9 (LESSON 3)

The document discusses the life, family, childhood, and early education of Dr. Jose Rizal, highlighting significant influences and events that shaped his character. It details his birth in Calamba, Laguna, and the roles of his parents and siblings in his upbringing. Additionally, it covers his early education experiences, including his mother's teachings and the impact of witnessing his mother's imprisonment and the execution of the GOMBURZA priests.

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GE 9 (LESSON 3)

The document discusses the life, family, childhood, and early education of Dr. Jose Rizal, highlighting significant influences and events that shaped his character. It details his birth in Calamba, Laguna, and the roles of his parents and siblings in his upbringing. Additionally, it covers his early education experiences, including his mother's teachings and the impact of witnessing his mother's imprisonment and the execution of the GOMBURZA priests.

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LIFE AND WORKS OF

RIZAL
RIZAL’S LIFE: FAMILY, CHILDHOOD AND
EARLY EDUCATION
Wincel Q. Carrasco, LPT
Instructor
Learning objectives:
At the end of this chapter, the students should be able to:
• Examine the life, family, childhood, and early
education of Dr. Jose Rizal;
• Identify the people and events that Rizal’s early
life:
• Describe the characteristics that would later
define Dr. Joe Rizal’s character from his
experiences.
the world and the philippines of
rizal’s time
GUIDE QUESTIONS:
• What can you say about Rizal’s
childhood education?
• What were Rizal’s mother’s
influences on him?
• What circumstances and events
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION

FAMILY CHILDHOOD EARLY


EDUCATION
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
• He was born in the lakeside town of CALAMBA LAGUNA
• June 19, 1861
• He was the seventh child
• He was named Jose Protacio in honor of Saint Joseph and
Saint Protacio.
• He was christened at the church June 22, 1861.
• He was baptized by Reverend Father Rufino Collantes
• His Godfather was Reverend Father Pedro Casanas.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
• They have harmonious relationship in which affections
are shared among family members.
• They are present to discipline their children whenever
they commit wrongdoing or engage in harmful activities.
“Spare the rod, spoil the child”
• They instilled in them the importance of being courteous
to others, particularly the elderly.
• Their love for God became the foundation for them to
FAMILY value and respect others’ right.
• They prayed the Angelus and the Holy Rosary together at
6 a.m., 12 p.m., and 6 p.m.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
FRANCISCO ENGRACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALEJANDRA
II• He was from the fourth generation of a Chinese Immigrants named
Domingo Lamco.
• He was elected as Cabeza de Barangay.
• He was a Dominican state tenants and landowner in Calamba, Laguna.
• He died in Manila on January 5, 1898 at the age of 80.

DONA TEODORA MORALES ALONZO REALONDA Y


QUINTOS
• She was a remarkable woman, with refined culture, literary talent,
business acumen and tenacity of Spartan women.
PARENTS • She is a mathematician who has read a lot of books.
• She died on August 16, 1911, in Manila at the age of 85.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
SATURNIN
• The eldest of the silbings and was commonly referred to as
A
NENENG.
PACIANO
• Rizal’s ONLY brother. He was commonly reffered to as Ciano.
• He sent Rizal a monthly allowance of 50 pesos, which later reduced to 35.
• He was an ardent and dynamic Katipunero.
• He died of tuberculosis at the age of 79.
NARCISA
• Second daughter and third child. She was called Sisa.
• She discovered Rizal’s tomb.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
OLYMPIA
• Was called Ypia.
• Segunda Katigbak was Ypia’s schoolmate. She served as mediator
between the two teenage lovers.
LUCIA
• Her husband, Mariano Herbosa was denied a Christian burial due to the
fact that he was Jose Rizal’s brother in law.

Maria
• She was known as recipient of many of Rizal’s letters.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
CONCEPCION
• Was called as Concha. She died at the age of three.
• Rizal’s first heartbreak

JOSEFA
• She was said to have suffered from epilepsy.

TRINIDAD
• She was the one who received from Jose an alcohol lamp in which he
secretly hid the “Last Farewell” also known as “Mi Ultimo Adios”
SOLEDAD
• She was the youngest of the Rizal’s siblings.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
CHILDH
OOD

He was frail and sickly His mother Uncle JOSE Uncle GREGORIO Uncle MANUEL
so he has his personal taught him the ALBERTO taught influenced him to developed Rizal’s
servant. alphabet and how him painting, further love physical skills in
to pray at the age sketching and reading martial arts like
of 3. Sculpture wrestling.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
EARLY
EDUCATION
FIRST TEACHER: His Mother
Teodora
Rizal was first educated at home by his mother.
She devotedly taught him the alphabet and the prayer. He also
taught Pepe to read the Holy Bible.
She would tell him many stories later fueled his strong interest in
poetry. (The Story of the Moth)
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
EARLY
Jose’sEDUCATION
THE PRIVATE TUTOR: Leon Monroy
parent’s hired private tutors to teach him at home as he
grew older.
Monroy was a former classmate of Rizal’s father.
He taught Rizal Spanish and Latin.
Unfortunately, he did not have a long life, five months later, he
passed away.
His death caused Jose’s parent to send their nine-year-old Jose to
private school in Binan.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
Are you fluent in Spanish?
Are you familiar with
Latin?
EARLY
EDUCATION
RIZAL’S FIRST FORMAL SCHOOL IN BINAN: Maestro
Justiano Cruz
His teacher was a strict disciplinarian.

PEDRO VS. RIZAL ANDRES SALANDAN VS. RIZAL


RIZAL WON ANDRES WON
Rizal outperformed all Binan
boys in ACADEMIC
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
THE IMPRISONMENT OF
DONA teodora
Rizal was only 11 yrs. old when he witnessed his mother’s
extraordinary bravery:

The Spaniard arrested Dona Teodora and forced her to walk 50


km. around Laguna.
She was charged and imprisoned for two years without trial for
falsehood leveled against her, particularly an accusation that
she attempted to poison her sister-in-law.
rIZAL’S LIFE: fAMILY, CHILDHOOD
AND EARLY EDUCATION
the death of
Three Filipino Catholic Priests suffered a very painful
executiongomburza
during a rebellion that took place in CAVITE.
(CAVITE MUTINY)
Filipino soldiers and workers demanded fair treatment and
recognition of their rights however, the Spanish quickly
suppressed the rebellion and arrested many people including
MARIANO GOMEZ, JOSE BURGOS, JACINTO ZAMORA
together known as GOMBURZA. They were falsely accused
leading the rebellion. They suffered from GARROTE

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