10 Questions
Match the following beliefs of Rizal with their corresponding ideas:
Education in intelligence and heart = Living a worthy life United mind and heart = Less stressful life Teachers better than students = Ability to change lives Studying with love and joy = Treasure that no one can steal
Match the following statements with their corresponding beliefs of Rizal:
Great teachers change lives = Teachers should improve professionally Effective teaching leads to children's achievement = Improved teachers mean higher standard of education No internal conflict in mind and heart = Serene life Government roles and regulation in education = Belief of Rizal
Match the following concepts with their advocated by Rizal:
Studying with joy and love = Education principle Professional improvement of teachers = Teaching effectiveness Educating intelligence and heart = Life worthiness United mind and heart = Stress reduction
Match the following teachings with their advocated outcomes by Rizal:
Improved teachers professionally = Higher standard of education Teacher-student relationship dynamics = Changing lives positively Emphasis on effective teaching = Children's achievement levels Studying filled with joy and love = Irreplaceable treasure
Match the following principles with their advocated by Rizal for education:
Government regulations in education = Role emphasized by Rizal Encouraging united mind and heart = Positive impact on life quality Belief in studying with love and joy = Invaluable aspect of education Teachers' professional growth = Enhanced teaching quality
Match the following beliefs with their corresponding ideas from Rizal's writings:
Importance of education = Rizal believed that education has values or importance Role of mothers in upbringing children = Rizal ask the mothers to raise their children close to the image of a true God Purpose of man's work = Man works for a purpose Necessity of virtue for redemption = According to Rizal, Redemption is impossible without virtue
Match the following aspirations with their corresponding ideas from Rizal's writings:
Right to education as a human right = The right to educate is a fundamental human right Desire for Filipinos to be educated = Rizal’s supreme aspiration is for the Filipinos to be educated Call for Filipinos to be brilliant and progressive = Rizal wanted the Filipinos to be brilliant, enlightened, intelligent, and progressive Belief in seeking perfection as duty = Rizal believed that it is the duty of men to seek their own perfection
Match the following characteristics with their corresponding ideals from Rizal's writings:
Strength in mind and endurance of pain = Rizal wanted the Filipinos to be brilliant, enlightened, intelligent, and progressive Intelligence in problem-solving = Rizal wanted the Filipinos to be brilliant, enlightened, intelligent, and progressive Importance of moral virtues for salvation = According to Rizal, Redemption is impossible without virtue Freedom from political and religious control = Rizal believed that education has values or importance
Match the following concepts with their corresponding beliefs from Rizal's writings:
Perfection as union with God = Rizal believed that it is the duty of men to seek their own perfection Education as a cure for problems = Rizal believed that education has values or importance Education free from control = Rizal believed that education has values or importance Desire for Filipinos to adapt and survive = Rizal wanted the Filipinos to be brilliant, enlightened, intelligent, and progressive
Match the following statements with their corresponding ideals from Rizal's writings:
Teaching children good conduct and clear conscience = Rizal ask the mothers to raise their children close to the image of a true God Belief in man's capability of being perfect = Rizal believed that it is the duty of men to seek their own perfection Aspiration for Filipinos not to be abused by foreign countries = Rizal’s supreme aspiration is for the Filipinos to be educated Belief in seeking one's own perfection as a duty = Rizal believed that it is the duty of men to seek their own perfection
Test your knowledge on Jose Rizal's beliefs regarding education as a fundamental human right and his aspiration for Filipinos to be educated. Explore his views on seeking perfection and the relationship between man's work and perfection in virtue.
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