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    Rizal's family, childhood, and early education played an important role in shaping him. He came from an educated family in Calamba, Laguna. His parents emphasized the importance of education for both him and his siblings. His early childhood and education exposed him to new ideas that later influenced his writings and advocacy for reforms. The document discusses key details about Rizal's family background, his inspirations and education that laid the foundation for his future accomplishments.

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    RIZAL’S LIFE:

    Family, Childhood and


    Early Education
    Learning Outcomes
    At the end of this lesson, you are expected to:

    1. Analyze Rizal’s family, childhood, and early education.

    2. Evaluate the people and events and their influence on


    Rizal’s early life.

    3. Draw inspiration from the “Parable of the Moth”


    Why are there so many
    monuments in his honor and why
    so many streets after Rizal?
    The Birth of
    the First
    June 19, 1861
    Filipino
    The Day Destined to Change the
    Course of Philippine History
    Jose Protacio
    Rizal Mercado y
    Alonso Realonda

    “Pepe”
    Saturnina Rizal Mercado de
    Hidalgo
    “NENENG”

    Paciano Rizal
    Mercado
    The Siblings y Alonso Realonda
    Education played a vital role in the “ÑOR PACIANO”
    family of Jose Rizal. Both of his
    parents were remarkably educated.
    Narcisa Alonso Rizal
    “SISA”

    Olimpia Rizal Mercado


    y Alonso Realonda
    “YPIA”
    THE SIBLINGS

    Lucia Alonso Herbosa


    “LUCAY”
    Maria Alonso Mercado
    Rizal
    “BIANG”

    Concepcion Alonso Mercado Rizal


    “CONHA”

    Josefa Rizal Mercado


    “PANGGOY”
    Trinidad Rizal y Alonso
    “TRINING”

    Soledad Mercado Realonda


    Rizal
    “CHOLENG”
    “I was not brought up
    among the people, and
    perhaps I do not know
    what they need”
    Crisostomo Ibarra,
    Noli Me Tangere
    Group Activity

    Research the following and present afterwards

    Early Childhood

    Early Education

    Rizal’s Influences

    Rizal’s Love for Language


    Additional Readings
    and Resources
    • Ocampo, Ambeth (2010) “Rizal Without an Overcoat” Anvil Publishing,
    Mandaluyong City Philippines

    • Valenzuela, Edwin and Calayag, Nonie (2019): Rizal and the Relevance
    Towards Modern Nationalism, GBT Publications, Quezon City.

    • Zaide Gregorio and Sonia (2000): Rizal Life, Works and Writings of the
    Greatest Hero, National Bookstore, Mandaluyong City
    Additional Readings
    and Resources

    • “Order of the Knights of Rizal”, https://knightsofrizal.org/

    • “Jose Rizal”, Filipinas Heritage Library,


    https://www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph/tag/jose-rizal/

    • “Did young Rizal wrote Sa Aking Kabata?” Ambeth Ocampo, August 22, 2011,
    https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/45479/did-young-rizal-really write-poem-for-children

    • “Prof Ambeth Ocampo on Rizal and Fake News”, Kerry Tinga, September 17, 2020,
    https://mb.com.ph/2020/09/17/prof-ambeth- ocampo-on-rizal-and-fake-news/

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