Professional Documents
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PERSONS INVOLVED
English Teachers, JHS & SHS Students,
Reading Teachers, School Reading
Coordinator, Master Teachers, Club
Officers, Club Advisers, School
Principal, Stakeholders
ACTIVITIES
OUR DAILY READ Proponent:
(In Partnership with Reading Teachers) MS. KARLA ANDREA B. ABELLANOSA
BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
WORD GAMES, JAZZ CHANT
CHORAL READING, VERSE CHOIR
AMAZING RACE & QUIZ BEE
Project E-WORDS is designed to
MONTHLY/WEEKLY AWARDING OF enhance students’ performance in the
STAR READER OF THE WEEK five macro skills in English. Students
MOST IMPROVED READER with different enhancement needs will
Anchored under the Behaviourist be evaluated and will be given
Theory in Education, specifically – differentiated activities. The proponent
Positive Reinforcement by BF Skinner,
aims to ensure that through Project E-
to which students tend to perform better
in school when they are positively WORDS, students’ performance in
reinforced through rewards. English will improve.
Based on the current
1. To enhance students’ performance in data, the school garnered a total of 1. Enhanced students’ performance in
English through various activities in 86.38 MPS on the most recent National Literacy, Language, Grammar and
Writing, Oral Fluency, Reading and Achievement Test (NAT) in the SY Reading
Developmental Skills; 2021-2022. English ranked fourth in
the most recent NAT, while learners
performed well in Science with 88.7 2. Increased results in English during the
2. To ensure improvements on the Mean Percentage Scores followed by National Achievement Test and Phil-IRI
scores of the students during the Math with 87.56 and Filipino with Assessment Tool
National Achievement Test (NAT) and to 87.42.
improve their reading abilities during the
On the record, 20 out of 141 3. Improved instructional programs of the
Literacy Test.
SHS learners were assessed using the school leading to an improved
Phil-IRI Assessment tool and turned performance in the macro skills in
out to be at the Frustration Level or a English among the learners.
total of 14.18%.