Action Research Proposal in Reading
Action Research Proposal in Reading
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region VI Western Visayas
Division of Negros Occidental
District of Binalbagan II
I.
II.
Introduction/Background/Rationale
Obviously, this is a very nice adage but sadly, classrooms across the nation are
interspersed with pupils who experience the same type of frustration every day. They
dont possess adequate reading comprehension skills to do what is expected of
them. Without comprehension, reading is simply following words on a page from left to
right while sounding them out. The words on the page have no meaning. And while
people read for many different reasons, the chief goal is to derive some understanding
of what the writer is trying to convey and make use of that information whether for fact
gathering, learning a new skill, or for pleasure. Thats why reading comprehension skills
are so important. Without them the reader cannot gather any information and use it to
efficiently function and enjoy the richness of life.
We're always telling children that books and reading are good for them, but have
we ever really thought about why that's true? What do younger kids get from being read
to? Does reading matter?
Almost half of the researchers class belonged to the Frustration Level based on
the PHIL-IRI result conducted last June 8-11, 2015 She also observed that her pupils
has no love for reading even though she provided enough reading materials suitable for
them. During the administration of the 1 st Periodic Test, she witnessed that her pupils
dont give enough time in reading the test questions. The MPS of her class showed a
worrying outcome considering that they are carefully taught and remediate.
It is on this premise that she decided to do an action research on strategic
teaching activities in reading that would develop their love for reading henceforth enrich
their reading comprehension skill.
This action research will be instigated to Grade I class academic year 20152016.
III.
class. What she aimed is to decrease at least 5% of the total number of pupils who
belonged the frustration level.
Based on the PHIL-IRI Pre-Test result conducted last June 8-11 2015, her class
had 59% frustration level. With the strategies that she wished to implement, she hope
and pray that these will help improve their comprehension skills.
Secondly, the love for reading will be inculcate to each one of them if these
projects will be realized.
Lastly, with the comprehension skill that they develop and acquire through this
project, it will help increase the MPS of her class.
These teaching strategies in reading will be implemented in her English class.
Other reading activities will be done in remedial class and after class. These will be
reflected in her reading framework program.
IV.
for reading as well as to increase awareness of the pupils on the importance of reading
comprehension. Further, this aims to:
V.
Plan of Action
STRATEGIES
PERSONS
INVOLVED
IMPLEMENTATION
DATE
Materials
Needed
A.
Researcher
Parents
Pupils
Mater Teacher
August
1st
week
PHIL-IRI
Result
B.
Researcher
August
IMPLEMEN
TATION
Parents
Projector
Laptop
Posters
Pictures
Big Books
Flip Books
Reading
Materials
PLANNING
1st
week
Pupils
Gather support from the
Master Teacher parents.
Determine the reading
instructional materials
to be used for the
reading program.
Researcher
Pupils
Pre-test
Reading
Passage
September
1, 2015
Implementation of the
reading program.
Researcher
Pupils
1. 12:30
habit
Big Books
Flip Books
Reading
Materials
oclock
Every day
2. Read
Contest
Researcher
Pupils
pa
More
3. Remedial Reading
Establish a systematic
timeframe
for
the
Every
Friday
Projector
Laptop
Certificate
Flip Book
Researcher
Pupils
implementation of the
program.
Track the reading
progress of the pupils
M-W-F
4:00-5:00
pm
.Post-Test
Researcher
Researcher
Pupils
Reading
Passage
November
2nd
Week
VI.
Prepared by:
SHEILA Y. COLIMBO
Teacher I
Noted:
MARITESS M.GANGOSO
Principal I
Attached is the initial information about the research proposal duly signed and noted by
the master teacher.
Respectfully yours,
DORY C. WING
Teacher III
Noted:
PERLA M. LABASTIDA
Mater Teacher I
DORY C. WING
Teacher III