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Explore the History of Education in the Philippines

Test your knowledge of the Philippine educational system during the Spanish and American colonial periods with this informative quiz. Discover key historical milestones and understand the evolution of education in the islands.

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Education during the Spanish regime was privileged only to the ____________.

Japanese

American

Spanish

Filipino

During the Spanish Colonial Period of the Philippines most of the archipelago underwent a deep, cultural, religious transformation. What religion is being employed during that period?

Seventh Day Adventists

Roman Catholic

Jehova's Witnesses

Iglesia ni Cristo

The first school and college open for female in the Philippines was established in 1589 is known as ____________.

Colegio de Santa Potenciana

Colegio de Santa Catalina

Colegio de Sta Isabel

Colegio de Santa Rosa

The oldest official vocational school in Asia is known as ____________________.

Don Honorio Ventura College of Arts and Trades (DHVCAT)

Observatorio Meteorologico del Ateneo Municipal De Manila

Real Monasterio de Santa Clara

San Juan de Letran

Which of the following is not true about educational decree #1863?

The first educational system for students in the Philippines was established by virtue of this decree.

Spanish schools started accepting Filipino students.

The Normal School was established.

The friars stop controlling the educational system during the Spanish period.

During this colonial period the Philippine Normal School was founded to train teachers. What colonial period is this?

Pre-Spanish Period

Spanish Period

American Period

Japanese Period

Which of the following is not true on the educational system and curriculum of the Philippines during the Japanese period?

Tagalog, Philippine History, and Character Education were the focus.

Love for work and dignity for labor was emphasized.

Nihongo was used and the Japanese tried to stop Filipino people from using the English Language.

There was the spread of elementary but not vocational education.

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