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- Oh really, I don't know much about Rizal's early years. All I know about him is that he writes well and he was introduced to a wide range of literary works at a young age. He read voraciously, picking up information in many subjects, including physics, literature, and history.
- He was a truly remarkable person and intelligent. You see, no one ever taught me anything when I was three years old; I simply went to school every day and completed my homework on my own without the assistance of my parents.
- Excuse me, everyone, do you know that our national hero wrote a poem about youth, entitled ''Sa aking mga Kabata" This poem conveys his love for our national language, and it is said that it is the first poem that he wrote at the age of 8.
- You know James, I now understand the essence of studying childhood Of Rizal because we not only have gained valuable knowledge from it but it made us motivated from all his struggles, experiences and sacrifices and even inspired us that valuing education can make a societal change.
- Imagine, his childhood also serves as his journey footprint on how he became a hero and what and who pushed him to become determined in fighting the freedom and equality of our country.
- Rizal’s early childhood taught us a lot of important lessons and even left the future generations a memorable legacy in Philippine history.
- This place is incredible and very historic because we are able to see the historical places during the establishments that were built during the Spanish era.
- Wow! We just saw Rizal’s bed and we are also able to see his prison cell before he was executed.
- You can go round students and see the different collections of Rizal like his personal effects and clothes that he used and some collections of paintings related to the life and death of Dr. Jose Rizal
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