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    The document discusses the effects of DepEd Oplan Baklas at Talao-Talao Elementary School in Lucena City, Philippines. It implemented the policy to remove educational posters and visual aids from classroom walls. While some teachers argue this creates a cleaner environment, others worry it reduces educational resources. The school's classrooms now appear tidier but lack tools that support learning. It's important to balance aesthetics with educational value by finding alternative display methods or keeping resources available while maintaining clean walls.

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    The document discusses the effects of DepEd Oplan Baklas at Talao-Talao Elementary School in Lucena City, Philippines. It implemented the policy to remove educational posters and visual aids from classroom walls. While some teachers argue this creates a cleaner environment, others worry it reduces educational resources. The school's classrooms now appear tidier but lack tools that support learning. It's important to balance aesthetics with educational value by finding alternative display methods or keeping resources available while maintaining clean walls.

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    The document discusses the effects of DepEd Oplan Baklas at Talao-Talao Elementary School in Lucena City, Philippines. It implemented the policy to remove educational posters and visual aids from classroom walls. While some teachers argue this creates a cleaner environment, others worry it reduces educational resources. The school's classrooms now appear tidier but lack tools that support learning. It's important to balance aesthetics with educational value by finding alternative display methods or keeping resources available while maintaining clean walls.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
    Schools Division of Lucena City
    TALAO – TALAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Purok San. Roque, Brgy. Talao-Talao, Lucena City

    Effect of DepEd Oplan Baklas at Talao-Talao Elementary School (TTES):


    A Clean Slate or a Lost Opportunity?

    As required by DepEd Order No. 21, s.2023, TTES put into practice the Oplan Baklas. An
    argument has emerged among educators and other industry participants in the field of
    education. Traditional educational posters and visual teaching aids are removed from
    classroom walls, leaving them barren. While some contend that this campaign fosters a tidy
    and clean environment, others raise concerns about the possible loss of educational
    possibilities it may cause.

    The teachers of TTES assert that implementing Oplan Baklas has undeniably made the
    school a tidy and clean place. Previously covered in educational posters and visual aids,
    classroom walls appear more open and organized. The absence of clutter creates a peaceful
    atmosphere and is visually appealing. Now that there are no interruptions, learners may
    concentrate exclusively on the lessons their teachers present.

    However, taking down educational posters and visual aids causes educators to worry about
    potentially losing essential teaching resources. Traditional educational posters act as visual
    cues and tools that support learning objectives and involve learners in active learning. By
    doing away with them, learners can lose out on helpful visual aids that aid in understanding
    complex concepts and fostering connections between other subjects. Additionally, visual
    teaching tools frequently accommodate different learning styles, helping learners with spatial
    and visual intelligence to comprehend and remember material more effectively.

    While the Oplan Baklas created setting is orderly and aesthetically pleasant, it is vital to
    balance atmosphere and educational value. Educators could investigate alternative
    strategies instead of eliminating all visual teaching aids. For instance, laminating posters and
    displaying them in a designated space could maintain a tidy appearance while ensuring
    learners can access educational information. With this compromise, the learning experience
    wouldn't have to be sacrificed for an aesthetically pleasing setting.

    Unquestionably, Talao-Talao Elementary School's classrooms now look cleaner and more
    orderly thanks to DepEd's Oplan Baklas. However, it's crucial to consider the potential loss
    of educational opportunities by doing away with conventional instructional posters and visual
    teaching aids. It is essential to strike a balance between aesthetics and educational value to
    guarantee that pupils have a well-rounded educational experience. By looking at different
    methods, teachers can keep the classroom visually appealing while giving students the
    resources to learn and participate more actively. As this discussion continues, putting
    learners’ educational needs first is crucial while preserving Oplan Baklas' core values.
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
    Schools Division of Lucena City
    TALAO – TALAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Purok San. Roque, Brgy. Talao-Talao, Lucena City
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
    Schools Division of Lucena City
    TALAO – TALAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Purok San. Roque, Brgy. Talao-Talao, Lucena City
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
    Schools Division of Lucena City
    TALAO – TALAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Purok San. Roque, Brgy. Talao-Talao, Lucena City

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