Primitive Education and Its Evolution

The basic aim of primitive education was survival or security of oneself and their family.

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The Educational Decree of 1863 in the Philippines established a system of free public schools, separating schools for boys and girls.

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Plato was the father of Idealism. Aristotle is the father of Realism.

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Plato believed that knowledge exists independently in the world, as opposed to Aristotle's belief that ideas are the ultimate reality.

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During the Pre-Hispanic Period, education in the Philippines primarily took place in formal school settings with established curricula.

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Joseph Lancaster developed the monitorial system in response to the need for individualized instruction in smaller, less crowded schools.

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During the Humanistic Education period, students were exposed to extensive classical art and literature.

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The "Thomasites" were Filipino teachers sent to the United States for training to become experts in various fields

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The Laguna Copperplate Inscription is the earliest known written document found in the Philippines.

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The Educational Decree of 1863 established a free public school system in the Philippines.

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