Effectiveness of Silent Reading Comprehension Exercises on the Reading Achievement of Pangdan Grade Five Pupils

Authors

  • Euthropia Codoy Samar State University
  • Teresita Neypes Samar State University

Keywords:

Effectiveness, Silent Reading Comprehension, Achievement

Abstract

The main focus of the study was the construction and validation of the teacher-made reading exercises and its effectiveness on the reading comprehension of the pupils in Pangdan Elementary School. This study used a descriptive-developmental research using two groups Pretest-Post test control group design. The comparison of the pretest, posttest average reading grade and reading age score capacity levels of the control group shows slight improvement as shown in the difference of the pretest reading grade capacity level of 2-9.8 to the posttest of 3-1.4, a difference of 1.6 months; that is, the control group has shown an average reading grade capacity level of an average readings grade capacity level of an average child who has been in grade three for 1.4 months and the reading age capacity level of an average eight years and 2.1 month old child, which is a little better than entry age capacity of an average eight year and one half month old pupil. The experimental and control group has more or less the same or parallel entry reading grade and age capacity level which is between an average child who is aged eight year and 3 months to 8.5 months with a reading grade capacity level of an average child between 6.5 to 9.8 months stay in grade 2. The use of the silent reading comprehension exercises in teaching silent reading is of great help to Grade Five pupils. It is recommended that the “Teacher Silent Reading Comprehension Exercises'' is used as an enrichment material for reading skill advancement of elementary pupils as well as remedial treatment.  

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Published

2022-08-26

How to Cite

Codoy, E., & Neypes, T. (2022). Effectiveness of Silent Reading Comprehension Exercises on the Reading Achievement of Pangdan Grade Five Pupils. SSU - Digital Archive for Theses and Dissertations, 14(1), 1–609. Retrieved from https://datd.ssu.edu.ph/index.php/datd/article/view/222