Article about no homework policy tagalog

We suggest that, rather than a “no homework” policy, DepEd should review and modify existing policies regarding homework to ensure that they meet productive goals. Homework should have clear educational objectives, and certainly should not pose undue physical and financial burdens on students and their families.

As a result of a “no homework” policy, Filipino students will be less prepared for higher education or the workforce, and ultimately the entire country will suffer the consequences. We suggest that, rather than a “no homework” policy, DepEd should review and modify existing policies regarding homework to ensure that they meet productive goals.

Filipinos have been doing homework since formal education was introduced in this country.

Philstar.com hosts its content but has no editorial control over it. The teaching community itself is divided. Some are opposing the idea: banning homework altogether is bad for learning, they say. There is just too much work to do and the time allotted in a regular class hour is not enough, so students must complete the lesson at home.