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    During the American regime from 1898-1946, they promoted democratic ideals and way of life in the Philippine education system. They reopened schools that were previously run by the Spanish for over 300 years. The Malolos Constitution established a system of free and compulsory elementary education. Initially, the Americans established schools in Corregidor and Manila to provide training through public and secular schools staffed by US Army chaplains and officers. This was later expanded with the establishment of the University of the Philippines in 1908 as the first state university. The education system consisted of a three level structure of primary, intermediate, and college education.

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    During the American regime from 1898-1946, they promoted democratic ideals and way of life in the Philippine education system. They reopened schools that were previously run by the Spanish for over 300 years. The Malolos Constitution established a system of free and compulsory elementary education. Initially, the Americans established schools in Corregidor and Manila to provide training through public and secular schools staffed by US Army chaplains and officers. This was later expanded with the establishment of the University of the Philippines in 1908 as the first state university. The education system consisted of a three level structure of primary, intermediate, and college education.

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    EDUCATION

    DURING THE
    AMERICAN REGIME
    (1898-1946)
    Americans promoted
    democratic ideals and
    democratic way of life
    August 29, 1898
    Secretary of the Interior
    reopened the schools maintained
    by Spaniards for more than 300
    years
    Malolos Constitution

    Established a system of free and


    compulsory elementary
    education
    May 1898
    First American school was
    establish in Corregidor, and
    shortly after the capture of manila
    in 1899, seven school were
    opened in the city.
    Training was done through the
    schools both public and secular
    manned by Chaplains and
    Military officers of the US Army
    August 23, 1901
    Thomasites arrived in the
    Philippines
    1908

    University
    The First of State
    the Philippines
    School was
    of
    University Status
    founded
    The Three Level School System
    1. Four-year primary and three-
    year intermediate or seven
    year elementary curriculum
    2. Four-year junior college
    3. Four year program
    The Commonwealth
    Period (1935-1942)
    1935 Constitution
    Free education in public schools
    Vocational Education and some
    household activities
    Nationalism; the life of the
    Filipino heroes.
    Good manners and discipline
    Institute of Private Education

    Formal Adult Education


    Executive Order No. 134 of 1936

    Signed by Manuel L. Quezon


    Tagalog as our National
    Language
    Executive Order No. 217

    Quezon Code of Ethics was


    taught in School
    Executive Order No. 263 in (1940)

    Teaching Filipino, National


    Language in the senior year of all
    high schools and in all years in
    the normal schools.
    Education Act of 1940 (C.A. 586)
    Approved by Philippine Assembly
    on August 7, 1940
    Reduction of the 7 year
    elementary Course to 6 year
    Education Act of 1940 (C.A. 586)
    Fixing the school entrance age at 7
    National support for elementary
    education
    Compulsory attendance of Primary
    children enrolled in Grade 1
    Education Act of 1940 (C.A. 586)

    Adoption of double single sessions


    in the primary grades with one
    teacher one class assignment of
    intermediate teachers
    END OF REPORT

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