This paper discusses a home-based reading diagnosis and remediation conducted for a 12-year-old student in Andagao, Aklan, Philippines. Several reading tests were administered to assess the student's abilities, including word recognition, comprehension, and pronunciation. The student performed well on word recognition but struggled somewhat with comprehension and pronouncing uncommon words. The paper analyzes possible reasons for the student's performance and provides recommendations for teachers, parents, and the student to improve reading skills through additional practice, specialized instruction, and developing proper reading habits.
This paper discusses a home-based reading diagnosis and remediation conducted for a 12-year-old student in Andagao, Aklan, Philippines. Several reading tests were administered to assess the student's abilities, including word recognition, comprehension, and pronunciation. The student performed well on word recognition but struggled somewhat with comprehension and pronouncing uncommon words. The paper analyzes possible reasons for the student's performance and provides recommendations for teachers, parents, and the student to improve reading skills through additional practice, specialized instruction, and developing proper reading habits.
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HOME BASED READING DIAGNOSIS & REMEDIATION FOR ESL LEARNERS OF
BRGY. ANDAGAO, KALIBO, AKLAN
This paper discusses a home-based reading diagnosis and remediation conducted for a 12-year-old student in Andagao, Aklan, Philippines. Several reading tests were administered to assess the student's abilities, including word recognition, comprehension, and pronunciation. The student performed well on word recognition but struggled somewhat with comprehension and pronouncing uncommon words. The paper analyzes possible reasons for the student's performance and provides recommendations for teachers, parents, and the student to improve reading skills through additional practice, specialized instruction, and developing proper reading habits.
This paper discusses a home-based reading diagnosis and remediation conducted for a 12-year-old student in Andagao, Aklan, Philippines. Several reading tests were administered to assess the student's abilities, including word recognition, comprehension, and pronunciation. The student performed well on word recognition but struggled somewhat with comprehension and pronouncing uncommon words. The paper analyzes possible reasons for the student's performance and provides recommendations for teachers, parents, and the student to improve reading skills through additional practice, specialized instruction, and developing proper reading habits.
HOME BASED READING DIAGNOSIS & REMEDIATION FOR ESL LEARNERS OF
BRGY. ANDAGAO, KALIBO, AKLAN
An Analytical Paper Submitted in Partial Fulfillment for the Course in Developmental Reading (EDUC.20)
Submitted to PATRICK ANTHONY P. JAMILARIN Instructor Aklan State University College of Industrial Technology Teacher Education Department
Submitted by JOVY D. YACUB BSED 3A Student
May 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION 1
II. METHOD(S) USED 1-2
III. PROBLEM(S) OBSERVED 2-3
IV. ANALYS(E)S 3
V. RECOMMENDATION(S) 4
VI. APPENDICES 5-6
I. INTRODUCTION A. Purpose of the Paper This paper sought to find out the reading ability of the learner in order to determine his/her difficulties in reading level. Through this paper, learners ability will be assessed in reading comprehension, recognizing word correctly and pronouncing words. B. Respondent A 12 years old named John Benedict Inosanto Nacar, a grade 6 learner in Andagao Elementary School lived in Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan was one my respondent. He is the fifth among the eight siblings in the family. He is friendly, kind and jolly one, too. According to him, he loves playing badminton and volleyball. His parents named are Mr. Daniel I. Nacar, a construction worker and Mrs. Sherry I. Nacar, a housekeeper. JB comes from a simple but a happy family. II. METHOD(S) USED In this paper, the reading diagnostician used the following materials: First is the San Diego Quick Assessment, a word recognition test that provides ten words at each grade level, beginning with pre-primer level and continuing through grade 11. Research has confirmed that this assessment provides a fairly accurate estimate of a childs ability to read grade level material. This is one test that has stood up as examination by numerous researchers and easy to administer and requires very little time. San Diego Quick Assessment is one of the most popular graded words list in the public domain. 1 Second is the Wide Range Achievement Test which measures and individual ability to read words, comprehend sentences, spell and compute solutions to math problems. The latest offering in a test series was first published in 1946 and available from Psychological Assessment Resources. The various editions of the WRAT have enjoyed widespread used in a variety of settings as a measure of the basic academic skills necessary for effective learning, communication and thinking, reading and spelling words and performing basic mathematical calculations. Third is the Slosson Oral Reading Test which is designed to assess a subject of oral recognition, word calling or reading level. It is a quick screening test to determine students reading level. It is design as quick estimate to target word recognition levels for children and adults. Slosson Oral Reading Test contains a large number of items with a good sampling of test items. III. PROBLEM(S) OBSERVED A. In San Diego Quick Assessment, the learner got the perfect score in recognizing the words correctly. I can classify him as an independent reader because he can read the words adequately without the help of others. B. Wide Range Achievement Test is designed to measure the comprehension and the reading ability of the learner. Based on my observation, the learner was very good in oral reading but need some more exercises in reading comprehension skills for the better improvement. In this test, I noticed that the learners failed to note crucial punctuation marks and omitted portion of words due to his rapid reading without understanding. 2 In general, the learner can read, can recognize as well as can pronounce words correctly except those words that he cannot pronounce well. C. In the Slosson Oral Reading Test which focuses to the correct pronunciation of the word, the learner cannot pronounce some words like stream, timid and damp. IV. ANALYS(E)S A. Maybe, the possible reasons the child can correctly recognize the words is that his parents are very supportive to his studies thats why he is studying well and maybe because he has a good and active teacher in school. B. Maybe, the reason the learners need improvement in reading comprehension skills is that his teacher did not engage him mostly in reading short stories which need self-understanding. C. I think the possible reason a child cannot correctly pronounce those words is that those are new words for him that he never encountered before.
V. RECOMMENDATION(S) To improve the performance of the child teacher and parents should do the following: For the learners teacher 1. Engage the learner in reading that need self-understanding. 2. Require the learner to reread passages where omissions were done. 3. Advise the learner to read carefully within appropriate speed depending upon the type of material. 3 For the learners Parents 1. Send their child to a specialist for the treatment for their childs defects. 2. Practice their childs skills in reading at home. 3. Give advice to motivate the child to read more. For the learners 1. Show willingness in reading. 2. Develop proper posture in reading. . 3. Have time in reading. Start first with word by word pronunciation.
4 VI. APPENDICES The Respondent and Reading Diagnostician during Home-Based reading Diagnosis and Remediation at Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan conducted on May 21, 2014.