DOCUMENT REVIEW ON DEPED ORDER NO. 30 S. 2019

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DOCUMENT REVIEW ON DEPED ORDER NO. 30, S.

2019

The Department of Education (DepEd) has developed the DepEd Manual of


Style (DMOS), 2018 Edition. This Manual prescribes the latest language style,
format, and usage based on The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition and
integrates DepEd House Style, which includes common usage within the
Department.
DepEd aims to inculcate a culture of excellence in its delivery of quality,
accessible, relevant and liberating education for the Filipino learners. To achieve
this, all the officials and personnel from the central down to the regional, schools
division, and school levels are encouraged to actively take part in promoting the
use of DMOS. This will not only establish DepEd credibility, but also institute and
convey a unified DepEd identity to its partners and stakeholders, and the public.
The Manual, containing set of rules of standards, shall serve as reference for
DepEd personnel involved in styling and formatting DepEd issuances and other
official documents to ensure clarity; completeness of information; conciseness; and
consistency in spelling, grammar, punctuation, hyphenation, capitalization,
typeface, and abbreviation, among other rules. It aims to guide them develop
official documents for communication and publication of the Department's
strategic priorities. It shall assist them in facilitating the processes, mechanisms,
and procedures in formulating easyto- understand official issuances; and strengthen
the communication channels of field offices to facilitate the flow of information
and expand linkages with other government units for effective governance.
The Manual is provided in Enclosure No. 1, and Enclosure No. 2 contains
the Guidelines on the Use of DMOS. DepEd, through the Publications Division of
the Public Affairs Service, shall conduct the National Orientation and Workshop
on the Use of the Department of Education Manual of Style for personnel
designated as Regional Information Officers (RIOs)Division Information Officers
(DIOs), and other personnel involved in the preparation of official documents in
their workplaces

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