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Rizal life

1. THE CALAMBA SETTING IS INSPIRING CALAMBA Earliest childhood memories Hero's t o w n Influences on the hero's boyhood Early Education in calamba and Bi n a n The hero's first teacher School in B i n a n End of school in B i n a n Ma r tyrdom of G o m B u r Z a Injustice to HERO'S Mother ' s

2. THE HERO'S TOWN In June 19, of 1861, here in Calamba ( now a public museum ) . Jose Rizal was born and spent of his childhood years before embarking onto the multi-coloured and multi-cultural journeys of his life until his execution in Manila on December 30, 1896.The oppressive Spanish clergies of the Roman Catholic Church and Spanish authorities had demanded for his execution . The entire world at that time saw it.he was only 35 when he was suffered th penalty of death . The Jose Rizal Museum in Calamba or known ' ' Museo ni Jose Rizal ' ' , is a two - a n cestral home of Rizal's Family which has originally been built in the year 1850. One hundred years later , the house got reconstructed , yet preserving it's original design through the direction of Juan F . Nakpil the Filipino Architect . Reconstructed of the house started in 1949 and eventually completed and inaugurated in 1950 .

3. EARLIEST CHILDHOOD MEMORIES His childhood memories were full of happiness because of the care and love of his family . And because of his health condition , his parents employed an aya ( nurse maid ) who looked after his comfort . His Aya told him a lot of stories about the fairies , asuang, the nuno and tikbalang . His innate brightness made him remember all the orchards of his father ( Guerero , 2010 ) . When he was three years ol , his father built a little nipa cottage in their garden and it was his splendor place where he listened to the chirping sound of the birds and smelled the aroma from the flowers of the trees . When he was four years old , he experience his first sorrow because of the death of his little sister Concha . It was the first time he shed tears caused by love and grief . He learned to read and write at the age of three with the help of his mother .

4. INFLUENCES OF THE HERO'S BOYHOOD The Influence of Rizal : 1. HEREDITY INFLUENCE Malayan Ancestor - Love and Freedom Chinese Ancestor - Serious Nature , Frugality , Patience , and Love of the Children . Spanish Ancestor - Elegance of bearing , Sensitivity to insult Gallantry to Ladies . I n h e r i t from h i s Family : Father - sense of Self-respect , Love of Work , and Independent Thinking . Mother - Religious Nature , spirit of Self-respect , Fashion for Arts and Literature . 2 . ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE Paciano - Influence L o ve for Freedom and Justice Sister's - Courteous and Kind W omen Aya - Interest to f o l k l o r e 3. UNCLES Tito Jose Alberto - Study British school in Calcutta India . Inherit artistic ability . Tito Manuel - Develop his frail body by physical exercise . Tito Gregorio - Inherit book lover

5. EARLY EDUCATION IN CALAMBA AND B I N A N Rizal had his early Education in Calamba and Binan . It was a typical schooling that a son of ilustrado family received during his time , characterized by the four R's - Reading , Writing , Arithmetic , and ReligioInstruction was rigid and stric . Knowledge was forced into the minds of the pupils by means of the tedious memory method aided by the teacher's whip . Despite the defects of the Spanish system of elementary education , Rizal was able to acquire the necessary instruction preparatory for college work in Manila . It may be said that Rizwasphysical weakling , rose to become an intellectual giant not because of , but rather in spite of , the outmoded and backward system of instruction obtaining in the Philippines during the last decades of Spanish regime . ,

6. THE HERO'S FIRST TEACHER The First Teacher of Rizal w a s his Mother, who was a remarkable women of good character and find culture . On her lap , he learned at the age of three the Alphabet and the prayers . ' ' My Mother ' ' , wrote Rizal in his student memoirs, ' ' taught me how to read and to say haltingly the humble prayers which I raised fervently to God ' ' As tutor, Dona Teodora was patient , conscientious , and understanding . It was she who first discover that her son had a talent in poetry , accordingly , she encouraged him to write poems . To lighten the monotony of memori z i ng the ABC's and to stimulate her son's imagination , she related many stories . As Jose grew older , his parents employed private tutors to give him lesson at home . The first was Maestro Celestino and the second, Maestro Lucas Padua . Later , an old named Leon Monroy , a former classmate of Rizal's father , becomes the boys tutor . This old teacher lived at the Rizal home and instructed Jose in Spanish and Latin . Unfortunately he did not lived long . He died five months later . After a Monroy's death, the hero's parents to send their gifted son to a private school in Binan .

7. SCHOOL IN B I N A N One Sunday afternoon in June , 1869, Jose , after kissing the hands of his parents and a tearful pa r t i ng from his sister , left Calamba for Binan . He was accompanied by Paciano , who acted as his second father . The two brothers rode in Carromata , reaching their destination after one and one half hours ' drive . They proceeded to their Aunts house , where Jose was to lodge . It was almost night when they arrived , and the moon was about to rise . That same night , Jose , with his cousin named Leandro , when sightseeing in the town , instead of injoying the sights , Jose became depressed becouse of homesickness . ' ' I the moonlight he recounted ' ' , I remembered my home town , my idolized mother, and my solicitous sisters . Ah , sweet to me was Calamba, my own town , in spite of the fact that was not as wealthy as Binan .

8. The school was thirty meters away from the house of his Aunt and also house of his teacher Maestro Justiniano Cruz which was described by Rizal as tall , thin , long necked , with a sharp nose and body slightly bend forward, and he used sinamay shirt and he knew by heart the grammar by Nebrija and Gainza . He experience by scolded Maestro Justiniano Cruz because he asked if he knew Latin and Spanish he answered ' ' A little sir ' ' His Maestro wanted that his students should study their lesson and be ready before coming school so he had the reward and punishment as his method teaching . Young Jose Rizal experience the simple and usual life like other normal children . His traning and happy memories were the foundation his personality . Although he disapproved of the sadistic method of teaching , he stated in Noli Me Tangere but the discipline that he gained from this meth contributed a lot as he pursued higher education .

9. END OF SCHOOL IN B I N A N Return to Calamba , in December 1870, he received a letter from his sister Satumina advising him to ride the steamer Talim that would bring him back to Calamba . Knowing that this would be the End of his stay in Binan so he went to the Chapel of Virgin of Peace of Antipolo , went to the river gather stones as souvier, made paper fishes and bade goodbye to h classmates and Teachers . On December 1, 1870 at one o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday , he reached home at Calamba and his ended his home sickness and longing for his family .

10. MARTYRDOM OF G O B U R Z A ' ' GOM ' ' meaning Gomes , ' ' BUR ' ' meaning Burgos, and ' ' ZA ' ' means Zamora refers to three Filipino Catholic Priests , Mariano Gomes , Jose Burgos , and Jacinto Zamora , who were executed by a garrote on February 17, 1872, in Bagumbayan, Philippines by Spanish Colonial Authorities on charges of subversing arising from the 1872 Cavite Mutiny . The name is a portmanteau of the priests surname GOMBURZA incurred the hatred of Spanish Authorities for fighting for equal rights among priests and leading the campaign against the Spanish friars . They fought on the issues of secularization in the Philippines that led to the conflict of religious and church secular .

11. INJUSTICE OF THE HERO'S M O T H E R When Rizal's mother , Dona Teodora was accused of attempting to poison Don Jose Alberto's wife in 1872, the authorities dr a gged her out of her home and made her walk the distance from Calamba to the provincial Capital of Laguna at Santa Cruz which is about 30 meters away . The Spaniards probably did to others suspect who had to be detained at the provincial jail . But making her walk such a distance was atrocious event at that time now going back dragging her out of her home , the people who arrested her were their friendly acquaintances . According to Rizal these w e re the very people of his Family fed and welcomed and yet they treated his mother in so cavalier a fashion . That experience had an impact on the youthful Rizal and it made Rizal to distrust everyone . Rizal's mother Teodora Alonzo , was unjustly impression by Spanial Colonial government in the Philippines inn1887. Teodora was arrested and imprisoned on charges of harbouring her son , the renowned Filipino Nationalist and writers Jose Rizal. , who was considered a threat to Spanish Colonial rule . Though the charges where fabricated . Teodora was held in prison for over two years , suffering harsh condition and mistreatment . This was a clear injustice carried out by the oppressive Spanish authorities against Rizal's Family in an attempt to undermine his growing influence and activism against Spanish Colonialism in the Philippines .

12. At that time Rizal's , mother was already aged but the authorities still forced her to walk the distance to Santa Cruz but this time the local official in charge of her took pity and stooped her march When Rizal was already condemned to die by musketry, there was an emotional last meeting with him and his mother . Dona Teodora tried to hug her son but the guards separated them . That must have been heart tugging . That was not the only instance when Rizal mother was made to walk under police guard . The other instance when she was accused of not using her married name . A flimsy charge , bht this happened after Rizal had stirred up the peasants of Calamba and contest the ownership of the hacienda where Rizal's Family as well as other had their farms . The Dominican owned the Calamba hacienda as well as those in the towns of Santa Rosa , Brian , San Pedro and Silang . Rizal insinuated that the lands were illegally acquired by the religious order .