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Author Claro M.

: Recto
Sponsored the
Bill in the Jose P.
Senate: Laurel

Signed: June 12,


1956
Full name of the Law
An Act to Include in the Curricula
of All Public and Private Schools,
Colleges and Universities courses
on the Life, Works and Writings
of Jose Rizal, particularly his
novels Noli Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo, Authorizing the
Printing and Distribution thereof,
and for Other Purposes.
- mandates all educational
institutions in the
Philippines to offer courses
about Jose Rizal
Important points from RA 1425:

• Re-dedication of the ideals


of freedom and nationalism

• Honoring the national hero


and patriot, Jose Rizal - with
special fondness and devotion
the lives and works that have
shaped the national character
Important points from RA 1425:

• Life, works and writings of Jose


Rizal particularly his novels Noli
Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo, should be a
constant and inspiring source of
patriotism
Important Points from RA 1425:

• Instill values of moral character,


civic conscience, personal
discipline and duties of
citizenship
Section 1:

• Noli Me Tangere and


El Filibusterismo

- shall be included in
the curricula of all
schools, colleges and
universities

- public or private
Section 1:
• Noli Me Tangere
and El
Filibusterismo
- In the collegiate
courses, the original
or unexpurgated
editions of the Noli
Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo shall
be used as basic
texts.
Section 2:
• It shall be obligatory on all
schools, colleges and
universities to keep in their
libraries an adequate number of
copies of the original and
expurgated editions of the Noli
Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo
• Also Rizal’s other works
and biography.
Section 2:
• The said unexpurgated editions
of the Noli Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo or their
translations in English as well
as other writings of Rizal shall
be included in the list of
approved books for required
reading in all public or private
schools, colleges and
universities.
Section 2:
• All schools, colleges and
universities are obligated to
have adequate number of
copies of Rizal’s two novels
and his other literacy pieces.
Section
3:
• The National Board of Education
is assigned to translate Rizal’s
writings into English, Tagalog
and other principal Philippine
dialects.
Section 3:
- cause them to be printed
in cheap, popular editions

- cause them to be
distributed, free of charge, to
persons desiring to read
them, through the Purok
organizations and the Barrio
Councils throughout the
country.
Section 4:

• Nothing in this Act shall be


construed as amendment or
repealing section nine hundred
twenty-seven of the
Administrative Code
Section 4:

- prohibits the discussion


of religious doctrines by
public school teachers and
other person engaged in
any public school
Section 5:

• A fine of three hundred pesos


is issued if the act was
violated.
Significance

• It arouse Filipino
nationalism
• Makes the Filipino
people remember who
they are and that they
have their own identity
as a nation

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