The education system during the Spanish period in the Philippines aimed to convert the indigenous populations to Catholicism. Spanish friars and missionaries established separate primary, secondary, and higher education institutions for boys and girls. At the primary level, parochial schools taught religion, academics, and life skills. Secondary schools prepared students for higher education with subjects like Latin, Spanish, mathematics and philosophy. Universities provided medical, legal and artistic training. Overall, the Spanish system sought to unify and control the population through a common Catholic religion.
The education system during the Spanish period in the Philippines aimed to convert the indigenous populations to Catholicism. Spanish friars and missionaries established separate primary, secondary, and higher education institutions for boys and girls. At the primary level, parochial schools taught religion, academics, and life skills. Secondary schools prepared students for higher education with subjects like Latin, Spanish, mathematics and philosophy. Universities provided medical, legal and artistic training. Overall, the Spanish system sought to unify and control the population through a common Catholic religion.
The education system during the Spanish period in the Philippines aimed to convert the indigenous populations to Catholicism. Spanish friars and missionaries established separate primary, secondary, and higher education institutions for boys and girls. At the primary level, parochial schools taught religion, academics, and life skills. Secondary schools prepared students for higher education with subjects like Latin, Spanish, mathematics and philosophy. Universities provided medical, legal and artistic training. Overall, the Spanish system sought to unify and control the population through a common Catholic religion.
The education system during the Spanish period in the Philippines aimed to convert the indigenous populations to Catholicism. Spanish friars and missionaries established separate primary, secondary, and higher education institutions for boys and girls. At the primary level, parochial schools taught religion, academics, and life skills. Secondary schools prepared students for higher education with subjects like Latin, Spanish, mathematics and philosophy. Universities provided medical, legal and artistic training. Overall, the Spanish system sought to unify and control the population through a common Catholic religion.
TRADE ROUTES TO ASIA, THE SOURCE OF VALUABLE GOODS SUCH AS SILK, SPICES, AND PORCELAIN HAVE A CONNECTION TO JAPAN AND CHINA TO CONVERT THE FILIPINOS TO CHRISTIANITY. THE EDUCATION SYSTEM DURING SPANIARDS PERIOD IN THE PHILIPPINES THE EDUCATION SYSTEM DURING SPANIARDS PERIOD IN THE PHILIPPINES
SPANISH FRIARS AND MISSIONARIES
EDUCATED NATIVES THROUGH RELIGION WITH THE AIM OF CONVERTING INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS TO A CATHOLIC FAITH SEPARATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. PRIMARY, SECONDARY, HIGHER SCHOOL. THE EDUCATION SYSTEM DURING SPANIARDS PERIOD IN THE PHILIPPINES
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THESE INSTITUTIONS WERE INDIVIDUALS WHO COMPLETED
A PARISH PRIEST RUNS THE COLLEGE COULD CONTINUE CREATED TO HELP STUDENTS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. GET READY FOR HIGHER THEIR EDUCATION AT THE THESE SCHOOLS INSTRUCT EDUCATION. THE HOLY SPANISH FRIARS' FOUNDED STUDENTS IN RELIGION, SCRIPTURES, THE DOCTRINA UNIVERSITIES. THESE WRITING, READING, MATH, KRSITIYANA, ETHICS, UNIVERSITIES PROVIDED MEDICAL MUSIC, AND LIFE SKILLS. GEOGRAPHY, GRAMMARS IN AND LEGAL TRAINING. THESE FOR THE FRIARS' SPANISH AND LATIN, COLLEGES OFFER MEDICAL AND MATHEMATICS, PHILOSOPHY, LEGAL TRAINING. COURSES IN LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION, LOGIC, RHETORIC, AND POETRY SCULPTURE, PAINTING, AND SPANISH WAS USED. ARE AMONG THE SUBJECTS ARCHITECTURE QUICKLY TAUGHT. FOLLOWED. SYSTEM OF WRITING DURING THE SPANISH REGIME WAS LATIN ALPHABET THE EDUCATION SYSTEM DURING SPANIARDS PERIOD IN THE PHILIPPINES A. AIMS MAKE THE NATIVE FILIPINOS OBEDIENT AND GOD-FEARING CHRISTIANS. B. TYPES OF EDUCATION RELIGION, READING, WRITING AND ARITHMETIC WITH MUSIC AND EMBROIDERY. C. AGENCIES OF EDUCATION HOME, CHURCH, PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, HIGHER SCHOOLS D. ORGANIZATION OF GRADE LEVEL THERE WERE THREE GRADES: ENTRADA,ASCENSO, AND TERMINO. E. FINANCING FREE PRIMARY SCHOOL IN EACH TOWN. F. OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO EDUCATION THE UNIFICATION OF THE PEOPLE UNDER ITS CONTROL, THROUGH A COMMON RELIGION. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING
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ANDREA MAE. DE GUZMAN AILLIAH CHERIE. AGOSTO, NORIKA