Philippine Education on pre-colonial

Spanish war

Across social classes, a consistent and common dream of Filpino parents is for
their children to finish schooling. And this love for education isn’t entirely new.
Since pre-Hispanic times, Filipinos have shown a keen interest in learning. 

Back then, education was informal and decentralized due to the structure of
society. Children had to learn the skills needed for survival and traditions and
beliefs. Older relatives were the teachers and the young ones were considered
apprentices. 
Bear in mind that Filipinos back then had already established their own
civilizations and societies, as evidenced by systems of governance and religions. It
wasn’t the complete picture of savagery that the country’s future colonizers made it
out to be. 

In the ancient Philippines, children were given the rudiments of education. Such
education was both academic and vocation. The father trained his sons to be
warriors, hunters, fishermen, miners, lumbermen, and shipbuilders. As early as in
pre-Magellanic times, education was informal, unstructured, and devoid of
methods. Children were provided more vocational training and less academics (3
Rs) by their parents and in the houses of tribal tutors. The pre-Spanish system of
education underwent major changes during the Spanish colonization. Fathers taught
their sons how to look for food and other mean* of livelihood. Mothers taught their
girls to do the household chores.
What is the importance of this matter at hand?

The genuine treasure within this historical photograph

Explanation: It is believed that Fernando Amorsolo made this painting to show the citizen
of the Philippines of how the Philippine flag was made and to remind them the traditions
and customs that we did not realize it becomes faded. To take care and give importance the
National flag which it symbolizes as white triangle stands for equality and fraternity; the
blue field for peace, truth and justice; and the red field for patriotism and valor. The three
stars represent the Philippines' three largest islands: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The
blue stripe denotes peace, truth, and justice, while the white represents the aspiration for
equality. Finally, the red stripe represents heroism and patriotism. If the two stripes are
switched, the country is at war. Explanation sa 1 yung education of the system of philippines
way back then. Yung father is more on masculine aspect wherein, mga lalake sa bahay
including kapatid na lalake, kuya or bunso. Mas tinuturuan sila ng may paggamit ng lakas
way back then while sa babae naman is pang household chores pang gawaing babae ika nga.
The thing about this photo that really captures my heart or what’s interesting in it, is that
even na unstructured and informal yung Philippine education dati makikita mo sa
photographong ito ang kasimplehan ng Pilipino at kasigasig ng kagustohan sa pag aaral.

What is the importance of this matter at hand?

Eto kasing photographo na to kinuha to nung taong 1812 na parang normal lang na pag
aaral sa isang pangkaraniwang silid aralan. Maihahalintulad ko yan sa sistema ng edukasyon
ng pilipinas ngayon, sapagkat ang edukasyon natin ay marami mang mabago, manatili at
magpasalin salin sa iba’t ibang lahi man o henerasyon, nanatili pa din ang kabuoan ng loob
at determinasyon sa pag aaral at makapagtapos hindi lang para sa sarili at para sa pamilya
kundi gayundin sa bayan. Tulad ng pagiimplementa ng pang tanggal ng filipino subject sa
kurikula, ang pagdadag ng k-12 curriculum, ang patuloy na pagtaas ng tuiton fee at mga
gamit eskwela. Kahit na ano pang problema yan gugustohin at gugustohin ng mga
magulang, bata at guro na makapag aral at magsipagtapos. Kahit naman hanggang ngayon
mas tinuturuan pa din ang mga lalake na tulongan ang mga babae sa mga bagay na
ginagamitan ng lakas, pagbubuhat ng mabibigat na gamit o di kaya nama’y may bubuksan.
Ang mga babae hanggang sa ngayon ay tinuturuan pa din ng gawaing bahay nag aaral man o
hindi. Ang value neto sa kasalukuyan is may chance tayo na makita gaano kahirap ang
edukasyon noon sa paghihirap natin ngayon. Na dapat hindi tayo tumingin sa kung gaano
kahirap ang isang bagay, tinuturuan tayo na tumingin sa pangarap na aabotin.

Explanation 2 ang paggawa ng watawat ng pilipinas

para din sakin value ang isang pamilyang to na nanahi sa isang tahanan na kung saan
nakakabuo ng magagandang pagsasama at pagmamahalan ng nanay at ng kanyang mga
anak at maari pang magkaroon ng maraming kahulugan ito na maaring maiugnay sa
panahon ngayon tulad madalas kasi sa buhay natin ang mga babae ang laging
gumagalaw,kumikilos at nag aasikaso sa atin. Ngunit hindi ako nangdidiscrimina ng mga
lalaki dito, ngunit nakapukaw din kasi sa aking puso na ang watawat ay nagsisilbing
karapatan at kalayaan ng mga kalalalakihan, anak at mga mabibigat na responsibilidad na
kung saan unti unti itong pinagbubuklod (tinatahi) ng isang ina o ng isang babae upang
maibigay lamang ang kanilang mga pangangailangan.

Relevance maiiugnay ko ang larawang ito sa lahat ng nagtitinda ng mga bagay na galing sa
Pilipinas o di kaya’y tumatangkilik ng sariling atin. Sapagkat ang magiina na ito ay handang
mag alay ng sakripisyo at pagod para lamang sa lupang tinubuan. Gayundin kung paano ko
maihahatinutulad ang mga taong tumatangkilik, lalo pang pinagpapatagumpay ang pilipinas
at ginagawa ang lahat sapagkat maalab ang pagmamahal sa inang bayan tulad ng kanilang
pag alay ng oras, talento, sakripisyo sa kalayaan at pagbubunyi ng pilipinas at upang
makilala ito sa iba pang karatig na bansa.
 THE MAKING OF THE PHILIPPINE FLAG

It is entitled "The making of the Philippine flag" because of its content itself. This photographic painting
was painted by Fernando Amorsolo as the painter appreciates the beauty and essence as he gives
acknowledgement for the essence of the freedom that were finally was on Philippine's hope. It is also
considered as the most significant paintings of all time especially on the Filipinos.

What's in the photographic painting?

It is said that Marcela Agoncillo was one whom to be known of the woman who sewn the flag and it takes
place on her home. It also said that her home is located at 535 Morisson hill. In the painting, was with her
is Lorenza De Nativadad and other girl was Delfina Herbosa de Natividad, the two girls were both her
daughters. And also, a niece of our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. This is also a direct order that came
from the first president of the Philippine republic which is Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, that they should sew
the first flag of the Philippines.

What makes the painting "the making of the Philippine flag" special?

This painting plays a special depict on how I view cruelty and exploitation of the Spaniards during the
Spanish Regime because there were rumors that this flag is secretly created. The first flag of the depicts
freedom and the joy that over a hundred years of occupation, the Spaniards dictatorship has finally come
to an end. happen on June 12, 1898 at Kawit, Cavite.
The scenario in this photograph was quite genius, making the painting comes to life at every
imaginative aspect as possible. The significant value of this painting was to delineate the
historical people that contribute the creation of the Philippine flag. And the flag that they sew
was just weeks before the Declaration of the President of the Philippine Independence

The practicality of this photograph is that: