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Do we really know Rizal? Rizal law ineffective
Do we really know Rizal? Rizal law ineffectiveBy: Mona Lisa H. Quizon - 11 years ago
Do we really know Rizal? Rizal law ineffectiveBy: Mona Lisa H. Quizon - 11 years agoIn the wake of the controversy over a bill seeking to integrate a course on the life of Andres Bonifacio in the college curriculum, a reassessment of the Rizal law and its effect on our educational system is called for.
The Rizal law has come a long way. After Republic Act No. 1425 aimed at including a study of the life and works of Jose Rizal in the curricula of public and private schools was approved by President Ramon Magsaysay on June 12, 1956, teaching Rizal has been mandatory in our school system.
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Sources:Bantug, Asuncion Lopez. Lolo Jose An Intimate and Illustrated Portrait of Jose Rizal. Manila, Vibal Foundation and Intramuros Administration, 2008.
Sources:Bantug, Asuncion Lopez. Lolo Jose An Intimate and Illustrated Portrait of Jose Rizal. Manila, Vibal Foundation and Intramuros Administration, 2008.Guerrero, Leon. First Filipino A Biography of Jose Rizal. Manila, National Historical Institute. 2008.
Sources:Bantug, Asuncion Lopez. Lolo Jose An Intimate and Illustrated Portrait of Jose Rizal. Manila, Vibal Foundation and Intramuros Administration, 2008.Guerrero, Leon. First Filipino A Biography of Jose Rizal. Manila, National Historical Institute. 2008.Republic Act No. 1425, www.chanrobles.com
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