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    HOME BASED READING DIAGNOSIS AND REMEDIATION FOR ESL LEARNERSOF 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

    Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines

    Submitted by

    JEZREEL RUVIE A. MONTECARLO

    BSEd 3A Student

    May 2014

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Pages

    I. INTRODUCTION

    A. Purpose of the Paper ...3

    B. The Respondent ...3

    II. METHODS USED...3

    A. San Diego Quick Assessment ...3

    B. Slosson Oral Reading Test ....4

    C. WRAT Comprehension Test ......4

    III. PROBLEMS OBSERVED

    A. San Diego Quick Assessment ...4

    B. Slosson Oral Reading Test ....4

    C. WRAT Comprehension Test ......4

    IV. ANALYSES

    A. San Diego Quick Assessment ...5

    B. Slosson Oral Reading Test ....5

    C. Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) .....5

    V. RECOMMENDATIONS

    A. For the Learner.....6

    B. For the Parents ....6

    C. For the Teacher .......6

    VI. APPENDIX......... 7-8

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    I. INTRODUCTION

    A. Purpose of the Paper

    This paper sought to find out the reading and comprehension skills and the

    reading difficulties of an elementary grade level learner at Martelino Subdivision,

    Roxas Avenue Extension, Kalibo, Aklan.

    This paper also aimed to develop and improve childs reading ability, provide

    proper remedies for learners reading difficulties and enhance their interest in

    reading.

    B. Respondent

    The respondent was Judy Lyn Macahilig. Presently, she is studying at Kalibo

    Pilot Elementary School as an incoming fifth grader. She is 11 years old and a

    daughter of Mr. Junjie O. Reiyong and Mrs. Marlyn T. Macahilig.

    Judy Lyn loves staying at home. She likes watching television and playing games

    on her tablet instead of playing outside with the other children.

    II. METHODS USED

    In this paper, the reading diagnostician used the following diagnostic test in

    order to discover and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the respondent in

    reading and comprehension skills and these are:

    The San Diego Quick Assessment (SDQA) is a word recognition test that

    provides 10 words at each grade level, beginning with pre-primer level and

    continuing through grade eleven.

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    The Slosson Oral Reading Test (SORT) is designed to assess a subject's

    "level of oral word recognition, word calling or reading level."This test is

    comprised of 10 lists with 20 words in each list. It starts with preparatory level to

    high school level.

    The Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) is anachievement test which

    measures an individual's ability toreadwords andcomprehendsentences.On

    this test, the respondent will be tasked to read a story and he/she will answer the

    questions afterwards.

    III. PROBLEM(S) OBSERVED

    A. San Diego Quick Assessment

    In this test, the respondent can recognize all the words except for those

    words that she has not yet encountered, word like wrecked.

    B. Slosson Oral Reading Test

    In this test, the respondent mispronounced the three words which were

    promptlyshe read it as promply, the word slumberwas slomber and for

    the daintywas dianty.

    C. Wide Range Achievement Test/ WRAT Comprehension Test

    In this test, the respondent performed well in reading and answered well

    the comprehension questions in the story Grasshopper. She had hard time

    answering and comprehending the questions in the story The John F.

    Kennedy Space Center.

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    IV. ANALYSES

    A. San Diego Quick Assessment

    The reading diagnostician found out that the respondent was having a

    hard time pronouncing correctly the words which are new to her recognition. It

    could be that the respondent has a poor training and lack of well-directed

    incentives on her background experiences in reading.

    In this assessment, the respondents instructional level was List 4. It can

    be concluded that she performed well in this list.

    B. Slosson Oral Reading Test

    Based on the observation of the reading diagnostician, the respondent

    was able to read the words properly in this test. She was confused to pronounce

    the words which she has not recognized yet.

    The respondent got a raw score of 97 in this test and its equivalent based

    on the SORT was 4.8 which mean she was at the 8 thmonth of 4thgrade in terms

    of reading level.

    C. Wide Range Achievement Test/ WRAT Comprehension Test

    As conclusion, the respondent was an Independent Reader. She has no

    problems with her comprehension skills. She was good in understanding story

    and answering the comprehension questions. She pointed to words with fingers

    while reading; it is possible that she has faulty eye coordination or visual effects.

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    V. RECOMMENDATIONS

    For the Learner

    1. Show willingness and interests to learn how to read.

    2. Have enough time for reading practices.

    3. Ask for a help when having a hard time in recognizing the proper sound

    and pronunciation of the words.

    For the Learners Parents

    1. Guide the child and advice them to read carefully.

    2. Motivate the child to be more interested in reading.

    3. Spend more time with the child during his/her reading practices.

    4. Provide proper correction when a child mispronounces the words.

    For the Learners Teacher

    1. Provide a strong motivation by stressing the values of reading.

    2. Give clear instructions as how to read effectively.

    3. Begin by using easier reading materials.

    4. Praise the learners for successful efforts done and give encouragement

    with general prodding.

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    VI. APPENDIX

    The Respondent and the Reading Diagnostician during the Home Based Reading

    Diagnosis and Remediation at Brgy. Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan

    conducted on May 22, 2014

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