Legal Foundations, Educational Philosophies, and Philippine History Review

Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering Filipino educational laws, foundational educational philosophies, Philippine presidential history, and notable colonial propagandists.

RA 7722

The law that created the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

RA 7796

The law that created the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

RA 11510

The Alternative Learning System Act of $2020$.

RA 10533

The Enhanced basic Education Act of $2013$ (K12).

RA 10157

The Kindergarten Education Act of $2012$.

RA 10912

The Continuing Professional Development Act of $2016$, which updated requirements from $45$ units down to $15$ unit every three years.

RA 4670

The Magna Carta for public school teachers.

RA 7277

Magna Carta for PWD.

PD 1006

The Decree Professionalizing Teaching.

RA 7836

The Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of $1994$.

RA 9293

An act amending certain sections of RA $7836$.

RA GU55

Legislation regarding free public high school.

RA 10931

Legislation regarding free public college.

PRC Professional Teachers Resolution No. 435

The Code of Ethics of Professional Teachers in the Philippines.

RA 6728 (GASTPE)

Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Ed. Act.

RA 6713

Code of ethics for public official.

RA 7877

Anti sexual harassment law.

RA 10627

Anti Bullying law.

RA 10173

Data Privacy law.

Executive Order No. 356

Reassigned ALS to the Bureau of Alternative Learning System (BALS).

RA 1425

The Rizal Law by Claro M. Recto.

RA 10968

Philippine Qualifications framework.

Naturalism

Philosophy associated with Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

Pragmatism

Philosophy associated with Charles Sander Pierce.

Behaviorism

Philosophy associated with John Watson.

Progressivism

Philosophy associated with John Dewey.

Essentialism

Philosophy associated with William Bagley.

Utilitarianism

Philosophy associated with Herbert Spencer.

Rationalism

Philosophy associated with Rene De cartes.

Idealism

Philosophy associated with Plato.

Perrenialism

Philosophy associated with Robert Hutchins.

Empiricism

Philosophy associated with John Locke.

Realism

Philosophy associated with Aristotle and John Locke.

Existentialism

Philosophy associated with Soreen Keirkegaard & Jean Paul Sarte.

Social Reconstructivism

Philosophy associated with George Counts, Harold Rugg, and Theodore Brameld.

Hedonism

Philosophy associated with Aris tipus.

Epicureanism

Philosophy associated with Epicurus.

Prime numbers listed

$2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 23, 31, 47, 53, 59, 61, 79, 83$.

Emilio Aguinaldo

The youngest president who died at the age of $94$.

Manuel L. Quezon

President known for Social Justice, national Language, and Women's Suffrage.

Jose P. Laurel

Known as the Puppet President; his last position was Senator.

Sergio Osmeña, Sr.

The $1\text{st}$ national Leader.

Manuel Roxas

The last President of the Commonwealth and president of the $1\text{st}$ & $3\text{rd}$ republic; associated with Parity Rights & Bell Trade Act.

Elpidio Quirino

The Father of Industrialization and the first President from the Ilocos Region.

Ramon Magsaysay

The man of the masses (Little man); the $1\text{st}$ to wear Barong and opened Malacañang. Famously said, "Those who have less in life Should have more in law."

Carlos P. Garcia

Associated with the Filipino First Policy & Austerity Program; known as the Prince of Visayan Poets & Bard from Bohol.

Diosdado Macapagal

The "Poor boy from Lubao" who established the Land Bank of PH and moved Independence Day from July $4$ to June $12$.

Ferdinand Marcos

The only President in the $4\text{th}$ Phil. Republic; declared Martial Law in $1972$ via Proc. No. $1081$.

Corazon C. Aquino

The $1\text{st}$ Woman President in PH and Asia; known as the Mother/Icon of Democracy.

Aquilino Pimentel Jr

The Father of the Local Government Code.

Fidel V. Ramos

President associated with Philippines $2000$ and the Social Reform Agenda.

Joseph E. Estrada

Known for "Erap Para sa Mahirap" and the flagship Jeep Ni Erap; he resigned before impeachment.

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

The $2\text{nd}$ female president; associated with the Vat Law and the Strong Republic flagship.

Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III

President known for the "No Wang-Wang" policy, K-$12$ Education, and the flagship Daang Matuwid.

Rodrigo Digong Roa Duterte

The $1\text{st}$ Mindanaoan President; known for the flagship "Change is coming" and the War on Drugs.

Bongbong Marcos

President associated with the Unity/Uniteam flagship, Build Better More Program, and the Matatag agenda.

Graciano Lopez Jaena

Publisher of La Solidaridad; used pen names Pray Botod & Diego Laura.

Marcelo H Del Pilar

Editor & co-publisher of La Solidaridad; used pen names Plaridel, Dolores manapat, Piping Dilat & Pup don.

Antonio Luna

Used the pen name taga-ilog.

Jose Maria Panganiban

Used the pen name Jomapa.

Jose Rizal

Used the pen names Dimasalang & Laun Laan.

Apolinario Mabini

Known as Paralitiko.

Andres Bonifacio

Used the pen name Agapito Bagumbahay.

Mariano Ponce

Used the pen names tikbalang, Naning + kali pu lako.

Juan Luna

Used the pen name Potacio.

Jose Dela Cruz

Known as Huseng Sisiw.

Pio Valuenzuela

Used the pen name madlang-awa.

Melchora Aquino

Known as Tandang Sora.

Emilio Jacinto

Used the pen name Dimas-ilaw.