BIOGRAPHY

Danielle Audrey Dayto Baldon

A woman born and raised in the largest

city of Bicol in terms of population.
Legazpi City, Albay. She is the daughter of
Lorna and Eduardo Baldon. She has two
siblings named Daniel Andrew and Alyssa
Dayto Baldon.
She started to go to school at the age of two
(2) in Kindergarten. Her parents allowed her
to go to school. They didn’t force her to go to
school if she did not want to. But when she
reached the age of four (4), she needed to
go to school already. She needs to learn to be
disciplined and go to school to have a great future.
She entered elementary at the age of six (6) and graduated in the year 2011
from Gogon Elementary School. She entered high school at Legazpi City High
School and graduated in 2015. She quit her studies for her to go to work.
Her first job was in McDonald’s. She was an all-around worker there.
She worked there for seventeen (17) months then decided to enter the BPO
world. She worked in Boom Sourcing for eleven (11) months. There, she
decided to finish her studies and quit her job. She enrolled in Computer
System Institute (CSI) and took a two-year course, Associate in Computer
Technology. However, it wasn’t easy, and her family had financial problems a
few months after she enrolled. So she needed to go to work again. However,
she does not want to give up her studies anymore. So she got a job at
Sutherland Global Services while studying. Her eagerness to finish her studies
wasn’t affected by the problems she faced. She did stop again when the
pandemic started because she needed to focus on her work. When COVID
came, it was difficult for her since she was the only one working in their
family. But when things slowly went to normal, her parents got back to work,
and she then went back to school. Now, she is almost there on her goal. She is
now a graduating student while providing for the needs of her family.
She did go through a lot on her journey, but that doesn’t mean she will
give up that easily. Problems are just problems. She is one of a kind and a
determined person. No one and nothing can stop her.
The childhood of Jose Rizal
He grew up to have an educational degree in land surveying and medicine. Pepe, Rizal's
nickname, was already an intellectual even at a young age.

Rizal's influencer in terms of artistic ability

He was inspired to excel as an artist by Tio Jose Albert, who studied at a British school in
Calcutta, India, for 11 years and traveled throughout Europe.

Place where Jose spend his early childhood

Jose Rizal's early childhood starts in Calamba, Laguna his own hometown. He spent his
childhood at the lakeshore town of Calamba with its scenic beauty and the majestic Mt.

Rizal’s childhood and Early Education

 June 19, 1861 – birth
June 22, 1861 – baptized
1863 -
1864 – Learned alphabet from his mother
1865 - Concepcion died at the age of 3
1865 – 1867 - her mother taught him to read and write. Uncle Monroy taught him
the rudiments of Latin. Uncle Manuel Alberto taught him the latter love for nature. He had
his first dog named Usman. Uncle Gregorio instilled a love for education.
1869 – “Sa aking mga Kabanata”
1870 – Paciano brought him to Biñan, Laguna. Justiniano Aquino Cruz taught him
Latin and Spanish and Juancho Carrera taught him the art of painting at the age of nine

December 17, 1870 – He returned to Calamba after his studies in Biñan.

1871 – His mother was imprisoned in Sta. Cruz, Laguna for allegedly poisoning the
wife of Jose Alberto.
1872 – Cavite Munity on January 20; his father forbids the words Burgos,
Filibusterismo, and Cavite.