The document discusses what qualities distinguish an educated Filipino according to Francisco Benitez in the early 1900s-1930s. [1] It notes that conceptions of education change in response to changes in society. [2] Benitez argues that an educated Filipino is distinguished by their power to act and contribute practically through economic development. [3] They also have knowledge of Philippine history, culture and current world events, as well as refined speech and conduct considered signs of culture and morality.
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The document discusses what qualities distinguish an educated Filipino according to Francisco Benitez in the early 1900s-1930s. [1] It notes that conceptions of education change in response to changes in society. [2] Benitez argues that an educated Filipino is distinguished by their power to act and contribute practically through economic development. [3] They also have knowledge of Philippine history, culture and current world events, as well as refined speech and conduct considered signs of culture and morality.
The document discusses what qualities distinguish an educated Filipino according to Francisco Benitez in the early 1900s-1930s. [1] It notes that conceptions of education change in response to changes in society. [2] Benitez argues that an educated Filipino is distinguished by their power to act and contribute practically through economic development. [3] They also have knowledge of Philippine history, culture and current world events, as well as refined speech and conduct considered signs of culture and morality.
By: Francisco Benitez Discussant: GRANDE JOCELYN, T. BSED- English 2-2 Francisco Be nitez (1887-1951) • One of the country's fo remost educators, was born in Pagsanjan, Lagu na on June 4, 1887. • After his graduation fro m the Philippine Norma l School in 1904, he star ted his educational care er. Francisco Be nitez • On July 1, 1918, the U.P. Click icon to add Board of Regents passed a resolution picture transforming the School of Education into the College of Education Francisco Benitez was appointed its dean and thus started his strong influence on education. WHAT IS AN EDUCATED FILIPINO? By: Francisco Benitez What is an educated Filipino and what qualities should distinguish him today?
The conception of education and of what an educa
ted man is varies in response to fundamental chang es in the details and aims of society. I. Alterations in Our Social Life
• Great changes have taken place in the nature
of our social life during the last forty years. • The means of communication have improved • Religious freedom has developed religious tol erance in our people. • The growth of public schools and the establis hment of democratic institutions have develo ped II. Education Has Changed in Meaning
• We witness the corresponding rise of a new c
onception of education: • The training of the individual for the duties an d privileges of citizenship. • In the old days, education was a matter of pri vate concern; now it is a public function • and the state not only has the duty but it has the right as well A. Practical Activity
An Educated Filipino should first be distinguish
ed by the power to do. • The Oriental excels in reflective thinking; he is a philosopher. The Occidental is the doer; he manages things, men and affairs. • The Filipino of today needs more of his power to translate reflection into action. A. Practical Activity
• He is prepared and ready to take an active an
d useful part in the work, life, and progress of our country as well as in the progress of the world. • Embraces the ability to produce enough to su pport oneself and to contribute to the econo mic development of the Philippines. B. Acquaintance with Nature History an d Culture • An educated Filipino, should be distinguished not only by his knowledge of the past and of c urrent events in the world's progress, • But also especially by his knowledge of his rac e, his people, and his country, and his love of t he truths and ideals that our people have lear ned to cherish. C. Refinement in Speech and Conduct
• An educated Filipino, must have ingrained in hi
s speech and conduct those elements that are everywhere recognized as accompaniments of culture and morality. • Having capacity for self-entertainment and stu dy, he may not be at the mercy of the pleasure of the senses only or a burden to himself whe n alone. Thank you :>