Action Research Reading
Action Research Reading
Department of Education
REGION XII – SOCCSKSARGEN
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF TACURONG CITY
CLUSTER IV – SOUTH TACURONG
RAJAH MUDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – BEAM LIFE
ABSTRACT
For the past years, Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil-IRI) results showed
a declining trend in terms of reading ability among Filipino learners. Various factors are
noted such as impoverished exposure to language and early literacy activities, lack of
adequate instruction, insufficient reading materials, and among others.
Among the learners in Rajah Muda Elementary School BEAM-LIFE (RMES
BEAM-LIFE), the same trend is noted. The different contributory factors noted were also
identified to have an effect on learning reading among the learners. In depth analysis of
such factors need to be conducted so as to help design device viable intervention
program to address the situation.
RATIONALE
gateway to other disciplines. Reading skills are basic for survival and lifetime learning. As
a skill, reading requires the development of a habit that must be exercised daily if it is to
improve the reading abilities and skills of the pupils. Literacy-specific initiatives such as
Every Child A Reader Program (ECARP), which mandates all schools, school divisions,
part of the K-12 program to prepare learners for learning of a second language.
More so, this is also reiterated in DepeEd Memorandum No. 173, s.2019 Hamon:
Bawat Bata Bumabasa under Sulong Edukalidad and City Schools Division of Tacurong
PHIL-IRI, an oral test determining a student’s reading ability. The reading test scores
readers’; another one-third were ‘instructional readers’ and only one-sixth of pupils can
problem in the classroom over the years. As a matter of fact, this school year out of 107
pupils of RMES BEAM LIFE, 19 are not able to read and there are 24 slow readers . This
This study aimed to assess the reading abilities and skills of RMES-BEAM pupils
during the school year 2020-2021, and from the results of the gathered data designed a
Remediation Program.
1. establish the reading abilities and skills of pupils through PHIL-IRI test.
Methodology
The study was conducted in March 2020. It used descriptive method of research
The locale of the study was Rajah Muda Elementary School- BEAM LIFE (RMES
South Tacurong District, Cluster IV. Commonly, the residents are “Ilonggos.” The sources
of incomes among the people are rice farming, corn, palm oil, animal husbandry and
fattening (pigs, chickens, goats, cows and carabaos). Generally, the people are seasonal
earners
All pupils were included in the study since the school has only one section per
grade level.
Table 1. Enrollment by Grade Level and Report on Non and Slow Readers
Table 1 reflects the enrolment of the school per grade level, the number of non-
IV 5 1 6 3 0 3 1 0 1
V 7 9 16 0 0 0 1 2 3
VI 10 4 14 0 0 0 3 0 3
Total 61 45 107 16 3 19 16 8 24
Table 1 also illustrates the report of non and slow readers per grade level. As
shown in the table, out of 107 total school population it depicted 19 non-readers and 24
slow readers. 10 or 52% non-readers and 8 or 33.33% of slow readers came from Grade
1 class. It should be observed that the Grade has a class of 21. Meaning almost a half or
47.62% of the class are non-readers. If this has to be added with the 8 slow readers, the
data will tell us that there are only 3 fast readers in the class of 21.
Further, 5 or 26.32% non-readers came from Grade 2 class which has a total
enrolment of 17. It is seen that 29.41% of its population are also non-readers. The table
also posted 5 slow readers in the class. This means that only 7 or 41.17% of the total
Grade 3 class with 4 or 16.67% slow readers. More so, 3 or 15.79% of non-readers and 1
slow reader came from Grade 4 class. It should also be noticed that the Grade 4 class
has only 6 enrolment. 3 or 50% of which are non-readers and there is still 1 slow reader.
This number shows that only 2 of the class are fast readers.
On the other hand, it is good to note that the Grade 5 and Grade 6 classes has
posted no non-readers. However, they both posted 3 or 12.5% slow readers. The data
proves that there is indeed a problem and challenge as regards to the readership of the
CONCLUSION
From the data and information gathered by the researcher, it is concluded that
RECOMMENDATIONS
The following recommendations are put forward in the light of the findings of the
teacher.
program.
ACTION PLANNING
the problem identified in the action research. Along this line, the researcher formulated
this action plan to put into action the recommendations of the study.
action research, a project design has been formulated consisting of the following
components: Title of the Project, Rationale, Goals and Objectives, Matrix of Activities,
There shall also be a designated person to oversee and manage the different
activities of the English Remedial Program. Such program shall be called Bookswagon:
Gulong ng Dunong.
PROJECT PROPOSAL
I. Title: PROJECT BOOKSWAGON: GULONG NG DUNONG
IV. Rationale:
reading literacy among the learners in the city. Consequently, the Adoption of the Basic
Education Learning Continuity Plan for SY 2020-2021 in Light of the COVID-19 Public
Health Emergency as stipulated in DepEd Order No. 12, s. 2020 ensures that
As the schools temporarily shut doors for learners, CSDT ESKWELA: Learning on
Wheels Project is launched as part of the CSDT’s EnReP (Enhanced Reading Program)
anchored to the DepEd’s Every Child A Reader Program (ECARP) under the Framework
reading challenges in the field faced by the learners in this time of pandemic. This
initiative is focused on different activities that provide learning opportunities for learners
In response to this initiative and in line with the school’s PROJECT LIFE (Learning
Is For Everyone), Rajah Muda Elementary School – BEAM LIFE shall launched
Government Unit of Barangay Rajah Muda. It is hoped that through this Project, school
and community partnerships will be more strengthened despite the crisis along the way.
No RMES-BEAM LIFE learner shall be left behind. Through this Project and with
everyone’s support, it shall serve its purpose in addressing learning/reading literacy skills’
development among our learners. And may this initiative be of great help in delivering
quality basic education amidst the pandemic for the welfare and benefit of our
schoolchildren.
V. Objectives:
the pandemic.
ITEMS/DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
1 Food and Snacks (Launching) 3, 000.00
2 Additional Learning Resources 3, 000.00
3 Tarpaulins 1, 500.00
Total 7, 500.00
Lucy F. Padillo
8. Hall Preparation (Launching) Teachers
PTA Officers and Members
Project Director
School Head
April 8, 2021 Launching of the Project Teachers
BLGU Council
PTA Officers and Members
Project Director
School Head
April 12, 2021 Teachers
Project implementation
and beyond BLGU Council
PTA Officers and Members
Learners
IX. Strategies:
1) Limited number of learners shall be catered daily on the BOOKSWAGON;
4) EOs and other issuances from the authorities shall always be followed;
6) Monitoring and evaluation shall be done to identify its impact to the learners.
School Head and the Reading Coordinator. The M & E is done to assure the full and
smooth implementation of the project, and to see to it that necessary adjustments are
made when necessary and crucial to the success of the project implementation.
The School Head and the Reading Coordinator shall identify a tool to be used in
the M & E. Pre-test shall also be conduct to establish baseline. Towards the end of the
implementation, a post test shall be made to establish the effectivity and viability of the
project. Necessary reports shall be made in the M & E to identify loopholes and to remedy
the same.
REFERENCES
iReport on Literature and Literacy (2007). Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism.