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R I Z A L ’ S
E D U C AT I O N –
AT E N E O , U S T,
U N I V E R S I D A D
C E N T R A L D E
M A D R I D
ATENEO
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (INTRO)
 Escuela Pia (1859)
 JESUITS – best educators of Spain
 College began to function in the Philippines – Ateneo Municipal
de Manila (1865)
 Located in Intramuros – “Walled City”
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
 June 1872 – enrolled at Ateneo Municipal; 12 years old
 Mercado – first surname of the family but because of Paciano,
Jose adopted Rizal as his surname
 Found a house in Intramuros but preferred to stay in Calle
Carballo
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
 Class was divided into 2: Roman Empire and Carthaginian
Empire
 Fraternity: Mary and Saint Louis Gonzaga
- Sundays, after mass: poems and debates
1stYEAR:
- Father Jose Bech – “Man of Stature”
- Friends: Peninsulares, Francisco Oliva, Joaquin Garrido and
Gonzalo Marzano
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
- Arithmetic, Latin, Spanish, and Greek
- Santa Isabel College – Spanish Classes
- Marks of Excellence in his subjects and examinations
2ndYEAR:
- Father Bech
- Calle Magallanes
- Latin, Spanish, Greek and Universal geography
- Obtained a medal
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
3rdYEAR:
- Latin, Spanish, Greek, Universal History, History of Spain and
Philippines andArithmetic and Algebra
- Began to win prizes
- Started to read novels:The Count of Monte Cristo by
Alexamder Dumas
- Universal History by Cesar Cantanu
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
4th YEAR:
- Father Francisco Sanchez – Model of Rectitude and Solitude
- Rhetoric and Poetry, French, Geometry andTrigonometry
- Father Lencio Lopez – Parish Priest and great friend of his
father
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
5th YEAR:
- FatherVilaclara and Mineves
- Philosophy, Physics, Chemistry amd Natural History
- Devoted to poetry
- Mi Primera Inspiracion – First poem in Ateneo
- Leyenda
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
 Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree with the rating
Sobrasaliente – Highest Honors
 Corrected by his small stature – joined gymnastics and fencing
 Devoted to Painting and Sculpture with the guidance of
Professor Peninsula Don agustin Sanchez and Romualdo de
Jesus
JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)
 Mary / Our Lady
 Sacred Heart of Jesus
Jose Rizal in
UST (1877-
1882)“OYouth, illumined by the arts and letters,
Stride forth into the arena, break down the
heavy fetters that bind your genius down, for in
These topic regions were untutored darkness
Once held sway, the wise and kindly Spanish
Hand bestows today a splendid crownUpon the
native of this Eastern land.” --- Jose Rizal
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3
ATENEO
 Rizal had completed his vocational course in
Surveying which he graduated with Highest
honor.
 Run by Jesuits
UST
 He then transferred to Medical course where
he won more Literary Laurels; had other
romances with pretty girls; and fought
against Spanish students who insulted the
brown Filipino students.
 Run by Dominicans
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4
 DOŇA TEODORA opposed the idea of Rizal
going on to higher education and said to her
husband, “Don’t send him to Manila again;
he knows enough. If he gets to know more,
the Spaniards will cut off his head.”
 Teodora blamed the Filipino Intellectuals of
their mental capacity as a way of challenging
the Spaniards.
 Another reason is the GOMBURZA
execution (1872).
 Wanted Rizal to go home and have a
business.
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5
Mother’s
Opposition
to Higher
Education
April 1877 – (16 years old)
 He enrolled in the UST taking the course
on Philosophy and Letters.
1877-1878
 Cosmology, Metaphysics,Theodicy,
History of Philosophy
Reasons:
 His father likes it.
 He is uncertain to what career to follow
 He is inclined towards the art
Fr. Pablo Ramon (Rector of Ateneo)
 Advice Rizal to take up Medicine.
 Reason: to be able to cure his mother’s
growing blindness.
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6
Rizal
Enters to
the
Universit
y
 He took the vocational course leading to
the title of “Perito Agrimensor” (Expert
Surveyor). November 25, 1881
 He excelled in all subjects in the surveying
course obtaining gold medals in
Agriculture andTopography.
Vocational Courses:
1. Agriculture
2. Mechanics
3. Commerce
4. Surveying
Extra-curricular Activities:
1. President, Academy of Spanish Literature.
2. Secretary, Academy of Natural Sciences.
3. Secretary, Marian Congregation.
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7
Finishes
Surveying
Course in
Ateneo
(1878)
Romances
with
Other
Girls Segunda Katigbak LeonorValenzuela Leonor Rivera
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8
 AKA “Miss L”
 Fair with seductive and attractive eyes
Reasons:
1. The sweet memory of Segunda was
still fresh in his heart.
2. His father did not like the family of
Miss L.
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9
Segunda
Katigba
k
 a medical student from Calamba,
Laguna
 the charming daughter of Capitan
Juan and Capitana SandayValenzuela.
 tall girl with a regal bearing.
 Rizal sent Leonor a love notes written
in invisible ink.
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0
Leonor
“Orang”
Valenzuel
a
 Rizal’s cousin from Camiling.
 born in Camiling, tarlac on April 11, 1867.
 a student of La Concordia College where
Rizal’s sister, Soledad was then studying.
 frail, pretty girl, and tender as a budding
flower with kindly wistful eyes.
Taimis
 Leonor’s pseudonym in order to
camouflage their intimate relationship
from their parents and friends.
Rizal lived in:
CasaTomasina
No. 6 Calle SantoTomas, Intramuros
Antonio Rivero
 Rizal’s landlord-uncle
 father of Leonor Rivera. 2
1
Leonor
Rivera
Liceo Artisco-Literano (Artistic-Literary
Lyceum)
 a society of literary men and artists.
 held a Literary Contest and offered a prize
(Silver Pen, feather-shaped decorated with
gold ribbon) for best poem.
“A La Juventud Filipina” (ToThe Filipino
Youth)
 Rizal’s prize-winning and inspiring poem of
flawless for.
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2
“To the
Filipino
Youth”
Rizal beseeched the Filipino youth to rise from
the lethargy; to let their genius mind fly swiftly
the wind and descend with art and science to
break the chains that have long bound the spirit
of the people.
Reasons why Rizal’s Poem was a Classic in
Philippine Literature:
1. It was the first gr eat poem in Spanish
written by a Filipino, whose merit was
recognized by Spanish Literary Authorities.
2. 2. It expressed for the first time the
nationalistic concept that the Filipinos were
the “fair hope of the Fatherland.”
2
3
Artistic-Literary Lyceum
 opened another literary contest (to both
Filipinos and Spaniards) to commemorate
the 4th centennial of the death of Cervantes.
Cervantes
 was a Spain’s glorified man-of-letters and
famous author of Don Quixote.
 Rizal submitted an allegorical drama entitled
“El Consejo de los Dioses” (The Council of
the Gods).
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4
The
Council of
the Gods
The Council of the Gods
 was based on the Greek classics.
 aided by Fr. Rector of Ateneo.
Prize: Gold Ring engraved the bust of
Cervantes
Winners: 1st Place: Jose Rizal (19yrs old)
2nd Place: D. N. Del Puzo (Spanish)
--Because of its literary superiority.
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“Junto Al Pasig” (Besides the Pasig)
 (Zarzuela)staged by the Ateneans on
December 8, 1880 of the Annual Celebration of
the Feast Day of Immaculate Concepcion
(Patroness of Ateneo).
A Filipinas
 (a sonnet, 1880) Rizal urged all Filipino artists
to glorify the Philippines.
Abd-el-Azis y Mahoma
 (poem, 1879) was declaimed by an Atenean,
Manuel Fernandez on the night of December 8,
1879 in honor of the Ateneo’s Patroness.
Al M. R. P. Pablo Ramon
 (a poem, 1881) Rizal wrote a poem as an
expression of affection to Father Pablo Ramon,
the Ateneo Rector, who had been so kind and
helpful to him. 2
6
Other
Literary
Works
May 1881
 Jose, along with his sisters Saturnina, Maria, and
Trinidad and female friends went on a pilgrimate
to Pakil, famous shrine of the Birhen Maria de los
Dolores.
 They boarded a casco (a flat-bottom sailing
vessel) from Calamba to Pakil, Laguna
 They stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Regalado, parents of Nicolas, Rizal’s friend in
Manila
 The company witnessed the famous turumba, the
people dancing in honor of the miraculous Birhen
Maria de los Dolores
 Rizal was infatuated byVicentaYbardolaza . She
was skillful in playing the harp at the Regalado
home
Rizal and his party then went to Pagsanjan for two
reasons:
 It was the native town of Leonor Valenzuela
 To see the world famed Pagsanjan Falls
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7
Rizal’s
Visit to
Pakil and
Pagsanjan
There were frequent student brawls between
the Filipinos and the Spaniards
 1880: Rizal founded Companerismo
(Comradeship), a secret society of Filipino
UST students.The members were called
“Companions of Jehu”.
 He was the chief of the society.
 His cousin, Galicano Apacible was the
secretary.
 In one of the skirmishes, Rizal was wounded
on the head. His friends brought him to Casa
Tomasina where Leonor Rivera took care of
him.
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8
Champion
of Filipino
Students
Rizal was unhappy in the Dominican
institution because:
 The Dominican professors were hostile to
him
 The Filipino students were racially
discriminated against by the Spaniards
 The method of instruction was obsolete and
repressive.
He failed to win high scholastic honors due to
the attitude of his professors.
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9
UNHAPPY
DAYS AT
THE UST
3
0
Rizal’s
Scholastic
Records in
the UST
(1879-
1882)
 After finishing the Fourth Year of his
medical course, Rizal decided to study
in Spain. He could no longer endure
the rampant bigotry, discrimination,
and hostility in the University of Santo
Tomas.
 He did not seek his parent’s
permission and blessings to go
abroad; and even his beloved Leonor.
3
1
Decision
to Study
Abroad
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
5
3
6
UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DE
MADRID JOSE RIZAL
RIZAL IN MADRID
Departure : May 3, 1882
Arrival : September 1882
Courses taken:
1. Degree of Philosophy and Letters
2. Degree of Licentiate in Medicine
RIZAL IN MADRID
October 1882 : Class started
October 1882 : Circulo Hispano-Filipino
: Me piden versos
: Pablo Ortiga y Rey
November 1882 : Revista de Madrid
: Diarong Tagalog in Manila
RIZAL IN MADRID
May 1883 : Paciano and Rizal
June 1883 : Rizal Left Madrid
Noli me Tangere
half in Madrid
a quarter in Paris
the rest in Germany
MARAMING
SALAMAT

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Final rizaleduc

  • 1. R I Z A L ’ S E D U C AT I O N – AT E N E O , U S T, U N I V E R S I D A D C E N T R A L D E M A D R I D
  • 3. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (INTRO)  Escuela Pia (1859)  JESUITS – best educators of Spain  College began to function in the Philippines – Ateneo Municipal de Manila (1865)  Located in Intramuros – “Walled City”
  • 4. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)  June 1872 – enrolled at Ateneo Municipal; 12 years old  Mercado – first surname of the family but because of Paciano, Jose adopted Rizal as his surname  Found a house in Intramuros but preferred to stay in Calle Carballo
  • 5. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)  Class was divided into 2: Roman Empire and Carthaginian Empire  Fraternity: Mary and Saint Louis Gonzaga - Sundays, after mass: poems and debates 1stYEAR: - Father Jose Bech – “Man of Stature” - Friends: Peninsulares, Francisco Oliva, Joaquin Garrido and Gonzalo Marzano
  • 6. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877) - Arithmetic, Latin, Spanish, and Greek - Santa Isabel College – Spanish Classes - Marks of Excellence in his subjects and examinations 2ndYEAR: - Father Bech - Calle Magallanes - Latin, Spanish, Greek and Universal geography - Obtained a medal
  • 7. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877) 3rdYEAR: - Latin, Spanish, Greek, Universal History, History of Spain and Philippines andArithmetic and Algebra - Began to win prizes - Started to read novels:The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexamder Dumas - Universal History by Cesar Cantanu
  • 8. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877) 4th YEAR: - Father Francisco Sanchez – Model of Rectitude and Solitude - Rhetoric and Poetry, French, Geometry andTrigonometry - Father Lencio Lopez – Parish Priest and great friend of his father
  • 9. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877) 5th YEAR: - FatherVilaclara and Mineves - Philosophy, Physics, Chemistry amd Natural History - Devoted to poetry - Mi Primera Inspiracion – First poem in Ateneo - Leyenda
  • 10. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)  Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree with the rating Sobrasaliente – Highest Honors  Corrected by his small stature – joined gymnastics and fencing  Devoted to Painting and Sculpture with the guidance of Professor Peninsula Don agustin Sanchez and Romualdo de Jesus
  • 11. JOSE RIZAL IN ATENEO (1872-1877)  Mary / Our Lady  Sacred Heart of Jesus
  • 12. Jose Rizal in UST (1877- 1882)“OYouth, illumined by the arts and letters, Stride forth into the arena, break down the heavy fetters that bind your genius down, for in These topic regions were untutored darkness Once held sway, the wise and kindly Spanish Hand bestows today a splendid crownUpon the native of this Eastern land.” --- Jose Rizal
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  • 14. ATENEO  Rizal had completed his vocational course in Surveying which he graduated with Highest honor.  Run by Jesuits UST  He then transferred to Medical course where he won more Literary Laurels; had other romances with pretty girls; and fought against Spanish students who insulted the brown Filipino students.  Run by Dominicans 1 4
  • 15.  DOŇA TEODORA opposed the idea of Rizal going on to higher education and said to her husband, “Don’t send him to Manila again; he knows enough. If he gets to know more, the Spaniards will cut off his head.”  Teodora blamed the Filipino Intellectuals of their mental capacity as a way of challenging the Spaniards.  Another reason is the GOMBURZA execution (1872).  Wanted Rizal to go home and have a business. 1 5 Mother’s Opposition to Higher Education
  • 16. April 1877 – (16 years old)  He enrolled in the UST taking the course on Philosophy and Letters. 1877-1878  Cosmology, Metaphysics,Theodicy, History of Philosophy Reasons:  His father likes it.  He is uncertain to what career to follow  He is inclined towards the art Fr. Pablo Ramon (Rector of Ateneo)  Advice Rizal to take up Medicine.  Reason: to be able to cure his mother’s growing blindness. 1 6 Rizal Enters to the Universit y
  • 17.  He took the vocational course leading to the title of “Perito Agrimensor” (Expert Surveyor). November 25, 1881  He excelled in all subjects in the surveying course obtaining gold medals in Agriculture andTopography. Vocational Courses: 1. Agriculture 2. Mechanics 3. Commerce 4. Surveying Extra-curricular Activities: 1. President, Academy of Spanish Literature. 2. Secretary, Academy of Natural Sciences. 3. Secretary, Marian Congregation. 1 7 Finishes Surveying Course in Ateneo (1878)
  • 18. Romances with Other Girls Segunda Katigbak LeonorValenzuela Leonor Rivera 1 8
  • 19.  AKA “Miss L”  Fair with seductive and attractive eyes Reasons: 1. The sweet memory of Segunda was still fresh in his heart. 2. His father did not like the family of Miss L. 1 9 Segunda Katigba k
  • 20.  a medical student from Calamba, Laguna  the charming daughter of Capitan Juan and Capitana SandayValenzuela.  tall girl with a regal bearing.  Rizal sent Leonor a love notes written in invisible ink. 2 0 Leonor “Orang” Valenzuel a
  • 21.  Rizal’s cousin from Camiling.  born in Camiling, tarlac on April 11, 1867.  a student of La Concordia College where Rizal’s sister, Soledad was then studying.  frail, pretty girl, and tender as a budding flower with kindly wistful eyes. Taimis  Leonor’s pseudonym in order to camouflage their intimate relationship from their parents and friends. Rizal lived in: CasaTomasina No. 6 Calle SantoTomas, Intramuros Antonio Rivero  Rizal’s landlord-uncle  father of Leonor Rivera. 2 1 Leonor Rivera
  • 22. Liceo Artisco-Literano (Artistic-Literary Lyceum)  a society of literary men and artists.  held a Literary Contest and offered a prize (Silver Pen, feather-shaped decorated with gold ribbon) for best poem. “A La Juventud Filipina” (ToThe Filipino Youth)  Rizal’s prize-winning and inspiring poem of flawless for. 2 2 “To the Filipino Youth”
  • 23. Rizal beseeched the Filipino youth to rise from the lethargy; to let their genius mind fly swiftly the wind and descend with art and science to break the chains that have long bound the spirit of the people. Reasons why Rizal’s Poem was a Classic in Philippine Literature: 1. It was the first gr eat poem in Spanish written by a Filipino, whose merit was recognized by Spanish Literary Authorities. 2. 2. It expressed for the first time the nationalistic concept that the Filipinos were the “fair hope of the Fatherland.” 2 3
  • 24. Artistic-Literary Lyceum  opened another literary contest (to both Filipinos and Spaniards) to commemorate the 4th centennial of the death of Cervantes. Cervantes  was a Spain’s glorified man-of-letters and famous author of Don Quixote.  Rizal submitted an allegorical drama entitled “El Consejo de los Dioses” (The Council of the Gods). 2 4 The Council of the Gods
  • 25. The Council of the Gods  was based on the Greek classics.  aided by Fr. Rector of Ateneo. Prize: Gold Ring engraved the bust of Cervantes Winners: 1st Place: Jose Rizal (19yrs old) 2nd Place: D. N. Del Puzo (Spanish) --Because of its literary superiority. 2 5
  • 26. “Junto Al Pasig” (Besides the Pasig)  (Zarzuela)staged by the Ateneans on December 8, 1880 of the Annual Celebration of the Feast Day of Immaculate Concepcion (Patroness of Ateneo). A Filipinas  (a sonnet, 1880) Rizal urged all Filipino artists to glorify the Philippines. Abd-el-Azis y Mahoma  (poem, 1879) was declaimed by an Atenean, Manuel Fernandez on the night of December 8, 1879 in honor of the Ateneo’s Patroness. Al M. R. P. Pablo Ramon  (a poem, 1881) Rizal wrote a poem as an expression of affection to Father Pablo Ramon, the Ateneo Rector, who had been so kind and helpful to him. 2 6 Other Literary Works
  • 27. May 1881  Jose, along with his sisters Saturnina, Maria, and Trinidad and female friends went on a pilgrimate to Pakil, famous shrine of the Birhen Maria de los Dolores.  They boarded a casco (a flat-bottom sailing vessel) from Calamba to Pakil, Laguna  They stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Regalado, parents of Nicolas, Rizal’s friend in Manila  The company witnessed the famous turumba, the people dancing in honor of the miraculous Birhen Maria de los Dolores  Rizal was infatuated byVicentaYbardolaza . She was skillful in playing the harp at the Regalado home Rizal and his party then went to Pagsanjan for two reasons:  It was the native town of Leonor Valenzuela  To see the world famed Pagsanjan Falls 2 7 Rizal’s Visit to Pakil and Pagsanjan
  • 28. There were frequent student brawls between the Filipinos and the Spaniards  1880: Rizal founded Companerismo (Comradeship), a secret society of Filipino UST students.The members were called “Companions of Jehu”.  He was the chief of the society.  His cousin, Galicano Apacible was the secretary.  In one of the skirmishes, Rizal was wounded on the head. His friends brought him to Casa Tomasina where Leonor Rivera took care of him. 2 8 Champion of Filipino Students
  • 29. Rizal was unhappy in the Dominican institution because:  The Dominican professors were hostile to him  The Filipino students were racially discriminated against by the Spaniards  The method of instruction was obsolete and repressive. He failed to win high scholastic honors due to the attitude of his professors. 2 9 UNHAPPY DAYS AT THE UST
  • 31.  After finishing the Fourth Year of his medical course, Rizal decided to study in Spain. He could no longer endure the rampant bigotry, discrimination, and hostility in the University of Santo Tomas.  He did not seek his parent’s permission and blessings to go abroad; and even his beloved Leonor. 3 1 Decision to Study Abroad
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  • 38. RIZAL IN MADRID Departure : May 3, 1882 Arrival : September 1882 Courses taken: 1. Degree of Philosophy and Letters 2. Degree of Licentiate in Medicine
  • 39. RIZAL IN MADRID October 1882 : Class started October 1882 : Circulo Hispano-Filipino : Me piden versos : Pablo Ortiga y Rey November 1882 : Revista de Madrid : Diarong Tagalog in Manila
  • 40. RIZAL IN MADRID May 1883 : Paciano and Rizal June 1883 : Rizal Left Madrid Noli me Tangere half in Madrid a quarter in Paris the rest in Germany