The document outlines the procedure for administering the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil. IRI) oral reading test. It involves having students read passages aloud and answering comprehension questions to evaluate their reading ability. First, students will discuss the importance of reading. Then the teacher will present the test passage and have students read it aloud. The teacher will guide students in reading difficult words and focus on pronunciation. Finally, the test will be administered by having slower readers read the passage aloud while the teacher follows testing procedures to assess reading skills.
The document outlines the procedure for administering the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil. IRI) oral reading test. It involves having students read passages aloud and answering comprehension questions to evaluate their reading ability. First, students will discuss the importance of reading. Then the teacher will present the test passage and have students read it aloud. The teacher will guide students in reading difficult words and focus on pronunciation. Finally, the test will be administered by having slower readers read the passage aloud while the teacher follows testing procedures to assess reading skills.
The document outlines the procedure for administering the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil. IRI) oral reading test. It involves having students read passages aloud and answering comprehension questions to evaluate their reading ability. First, students will discuss the importance of reading. Then the teacher will present the test passage and have students read it aloud. The teacher will guide students in reading difficult words and focus on pronunciation. Finally, the test will be administered by having slower readers read the passage aloud while the teacher follows testing procedures to assess reading skills.
Administer the Phil. IRI oral reading test. II. Content: Administration of Phil. IRI Oral Reading Test. III. Learning Resources: passages, charts, word cards IV. Procedure: A. Have the pupils share their connotation about “reading”. B. Establishing a purpose for the lesson: Reading words on flashcards as preparation for reading test. C. Presenting examples / instances of the new lesson: Presenting the passage to be utilized on reading test. D. Discussing new concepts and practicing new skill #1: Have the pupils read the passage on chart first. E. Discussing new concepts and practicing new skill #2: Ask questions about the passage presented to evaluate if the pupils can comprehend the selection. F. Developing mastery: Guide pupils in reading the difficult words on the passage. Focus also on pupils’ pronunciation. G. Finding practical application of concepts and skills in daily living: Is reading very important to all of us? Why? Let them reason out their perception on that matter. H. Making generalizations and abstractions about the lesson: State the definition of PHIL. IRI. I. Evaluating learning: The slow reader and NR pupils will read the required passage for the Oral Phil.Iri test. Teacher will follow the indicated procedure on how to conduct / administer the oral reading test. V. Additional activities for application or remediation: Ask questions to test pupils’ comprehension about the selection.