This document summarizes reading assessment results from several schools in the Philippines and outlines plans to improve reading performance. It provides results of Oral Reading Assessments conducted in grades 1-3, which determine if students are non-readers, syllabic readers, word readers, or fragment readers. Most students were found to be fragment or word readers. The document then proposes activities to enhance the implementation of reading intervention programs, including finding appropriate reading materials and providing teacher training. It aims to improve students' reading ability, with the goal of all students in grades 1-3 being able to read by the end of the school year.
4. ECARP in K to 12 expects
Grade 1 learner, a reader in Mother
Tongue
Grade 2 learner, a reader in Filipino
Grade 3 learner, a reader in English
at the end of school year.
6. ORA
Oral Reading Assessment was
conducted to Grades 1, Grades 2 and
Grades 3 last school visit.
The texts used in passage were
o L1 (Mother Tongue) in Grade 1
o L2 (Filipino) in Grade 2
o L3 (English) in Grade 3
7. Fragment reader
Word reader
Syllabic reader
Non-reader
Through reading of the passage, ORA
determines pupil who is:
18. There is no
such thing
as a child
who hates to
read,
there are
only children
who have not
found
the
right
20. What specific improvement
and concrete activities will
you undertake?
When will you start these? What will you need to do
these activities?
Who will be
responsible/Who can
support you?
What will you achieve at
the end of these activities?
Enhanced Reading Intervention Implementation Plan
Prepared by:
Adviser
Approved:
School Head