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    The educational system in the Philippines has evolved over time. It was originally influenced by the Spanish during their colonization from the 16th to 19th centuries, with schools focused on religious teachings. After the Philippines gained independence in 1946, it established a democratic government and made education a priority, aiming to establish free public education for all citizens. The system continued to modernize and expand access to education throughout the 20th century.

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    The educational system in the Philippines has evolved over time. It was originally influenced by the Spanish during their colonization from the 16th to 19th centuries, with schools focused on religious teachings. After the Philippines gained independence in 1946, it established a democratic government and made education a priority, aiming to establish free public education for all citizens. The system continued to modernize and expand access to education throughout the 20th century.

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    HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF THE

    PHILIPPINES

    EVALUATION

    NAMES SCORES

    Abalos, Eiron James N. 10


    Abellada, Dianne Ericka B. 10
    Balbin, Alma Joy C. 10
    Buccat, Nemhalyn B. 10
    Bustamante, Clarissa 10
    Cabugao, Bijay Salman 10
    Cahilig, Floremay 10
    Calderon, Alexis Mae B. 10
    Camacho, George Van 10
    Cargamento, Carl Jan Jendrix 10
    Comay-ao, Maricris A. 10
    Cupiado, Rachelle 10
    Daan, Elsa 10
    Dela Cruz, Pauline G. 10
    Estepa, Katrina Mae P. 10
    Ignacio, Loreine B. 10
    Kange-et, Maricar A. 10
    Laungan, Stephanie B. 10
    Laurea, Marnel S. 10
    Luyan, Julius D. 10
    Mago, Mary Joy 10
    Mazon, Lorie Ann T. REPORTER
    Millare, Ariel N. 10
    Mina, Jasmine Kaye 10
    Nantes, Ginalyn G. 10
    Olidan, Ainee 10
    Pacio, Paul Tzaddi 10
    Pagaduan, Angelika Mae 10
    Patacsil, Andrea B. 10
    Peñafiel, Almira 10
    Piamonte, Sulmar 10
    Quiñones, William Jay M. REPORTER
    Ramirez, Kathleen 10
    Ranjo, Maricel D. REPORTER
    Santarromana, Messiah Inri A. 10
    Santos, Elvira Anne Patrice 10
    Soliven, Girlhyn A. 10
    Surtin, Madel A. 10
    Tino, Vien T 10

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