Rizal's Education in Manila Questions and Answers

Rizal's Education in Manila Questions and Answers Ateneo de Municipal a college where Rizal was sent before 11 years old, managed by the Spanish Jesuits, this was later called Ateneo de Manila University College of San Juan de Letran rival of Ateneo de Municipal, a school were Rizal took his first examination and passed them all Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Fr. Magin Fernando he refused Rizal to enroll at Ateneo de Municipal for 2 reasons 1. he was already late for registration 2. he was so frail and sickly, aside from being too small for his age 2 Reasons why he was refused at Ateneo de Municipal Father Manuel Xeres Burgos a nephew of father Burgos, helped Rizal to enroll at Ateneo de Municipal Rizal he used this surname because their family name is under suspicion of Spanish authorities Religious instruction instruction that was emphasized and students where required to attend masses every morning and to pray after each class session 1. internos 2. externos 2 groups of students in Ateneo de Municipal internos were composed of borders, known as the "Roman Empire" externos were composed on non-borders, known as "Carthaginian Empire" emperor the best student in opposing groups of Ateneo rayadillo uniform of Ateneo consisting of fabric trousers and stripped cotton coat materials 22 no. of language which Rizal learned 1. Arabic 2. Catalan 3. Chinese 4. English 5. French 6. German 7. Greek 8. Hebrew 9. Italian 10. Japanese 11. Latin 12.Malayan 13. Portuguese 14. Russian 15. Sanskrit 16. Spanish 17. Tagalog........ examples of language learned by Rizal Father Jose Bech Rizal's first professor at Ateneo, "a tall thin man, with a body slightly bent forward, a hurries walk.... Santa Isabel College where Rizal took private lessons during recess time The Count of Monte Cristo a romantic novel where the main character made an escape from the dungeon, found a buried treasure and later revenged against his enemies Alexander Dumas author of "The Count of Monte Cristo" Father Francisco de Paula Sanchez Rizal's favorite professor who always give him attention pride of Jesuits an award for most brilliant Atenean 1. the Marian Congregation 2. devotee of Our Lady of Immaculate Concepcion 3. the college of Patroness Religious society that he joined Segunda Katigbak a college at La Concordia College where his sister Olimpia was studying, close friend of his sister, his first love Manuel Luz. Rizal a shy and timid to speak out his love for Segunda Katigbak University of Sto. Tomas school of Rizal when he was sixteen, he took here Philosophy and Letters, perito agrimensor(expert in surveying) and medicine Leonora Rivera a daughter of his landlord uncle Antonio Rivera A La Juventud Filipino -first great poem in Spanish written by a Filipino, whose merit was recognized by Spanish authorities -it expressed for the first time the nationalistic concept that the Filipinos and not the foreigners were the 'Fair Hope of the Fatherland" A Filipina a sonnet for the album of the Society of Sculptors, a poem urging all Filipino artists to glorify the Philippines 3 Reasons why Rizal decided to continue studies abroad 1.. biased and hostile Dominican professor were against him 2. disgusted with the antiquated method of instruction in the university 3. racial discrimination of the Dominican professors harbored against Filipino students Colegio de San Juan de Letran Where Rizal took and passed the entrance examination in Christian doctrine, Arithmetic and Reading Don Francisco Originally wanted his son to study in Letran Ateneo Municipal Formerly known as Escuela Pia or Charity School of Manila Fr. Magin Fernando School registrar who believed that Rizal was late for registration and he appeared frail and sickly Manuel Xeres Burgos Nephew of Fr. Jose Burgos who intervened in order to accept Rizal as a student in Ateneo Jose Rizal Mercado Named used by Rizal in his application in Ateneo Titay Rizal's first landlady in Ateneo. Caraballo St. Jose stayed with her as payment of her debt to Don Francisco P300 Titay's debt to Don Fran Doña Pepay Owner of the house where Rizal stayed when he was in his second and third year in Ateneo. 6 Magallanes St. Walled City. No curfew. 14 Rizal was about to be this age when he would become a full intern at Ateneo (3rd flr) for his last two years 8 pesos Rizal's allowance as intern Felix Roxas A freshman who became Rizal's dorm mate Jesuit System of Education Emphasized on rigid discipline, character building, and religious instruction. Encouraged competition among students. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam For the greater Glory of God Romans Those students living inside Ateneo. Called internos. Symbol: red flag Carthaginians Those students living outside Ateneo. Called externos. Symbol: blue flag Fr. Jose Bech Rizal's first professor in Ateneo Rizal's favorite books Universal History Count of Monte Cristo Travels of the Philippines Universal History Cesar Cantu Count of Monte Cristo Alexander Dumas Travels of the Philippines Feodor Jagor Santa Isabel College Where Rizal took private lessons in Spanish during his break time Fr. Francisco Paula de Sanchez Rizal's favorite teacher whom he met during his fourth year Poems of Rizal in Ateneo Mi Primera Inspiraccion Felicitacion Un Recuerdo A Mi Pueblo Mi Primera Inspiraccion My First Inspiration First poem written in Ateneo Dedicated to his mother Felicitacion Felicitation Gift to one his sisters' wedding Un Recuerdo A Mi Pueblo In Memory of My Town In honor of his birthplace, Calamba