DepEd, through its Public Affairs Service , issued this statement following a post made by director and film producer Jose “Joey” Javier Reyes lamenting the state of the country’s education system over a module asking students to study rhetoric using the national language.
In a Facebook post dated Oct. 26, Reyes expressed dismay on the said module. “What kind of vision and even professionalism exist among those in charge of education in this country if the teaching of language is based on identifying ‘hugot lines’ and ‘quotable quotes’ from local movies and asking who rendered these dialogue?” he added.
Gudoy added that Reyes had already been “informed” that the module he posted and commented on was not developed by DepEd. “I am in touch with him and I communicated that this is not a DepEd module,” he added. “I have appraised him soonest about the results of our investigation,” he added.
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