1) The document outlines a project plan to improve reading proficiency and math skills of Grades 7 and 8 students through tutoring. It will provide tutoring to 50 students in school and distribute learning kits to 50 students to use at home with their parents.
2) The goal is to increase the number of students improving in these areas by 10% within 2 years. Outputs include conducting tutoring sessions and distributing learning materials. Activities include obtaining consent, distributing reading materials and worksheets, and providing take-home learning kits.
3) Progress will be monitored through attendance records, surveys, and test scores to ensure at least a 20% improvement in skills for the target students over 2 years. Success requires student
1) The document outlines a project plan to improve reading proficiency and math skills of Grades 7 and 8 students through tutoring. It will provide tutoring to 50 students in school and distribute learning kits to 50 students to use at home with their parents.
2) The goal is to increase the number of students improving in these areas by 10% within 2 years. Outputs include conducting tutoring sessions and distributing learning materials. Activities include obtaining consent, distributing reading materials and worksheets, and providing take-home learning kits.
3) Progress will be monitored through attendance records, surveys, and test scores to ensure at least a 20% improvement in skills for the target students over 2 years. Success requires student
1) The document outlines a project plan to improve reading proficiency and math skills of Grades 7 and 8 students through tutoring. It will provide tutoring to 50 students in school and distribute learning kits to 50 students to use at home with their parents.
2) The goal is to increase the number of students improving in these areas by 10% within 2 years. Outputs include conducting tutoring sessions and distributing learning materials. Activities include obtaining consent, distributing reading materials and worksheets, and providing take-home learning kits.
3) Progress will be monitored through attendance records, surveys, and test scores to ensure at least a 20% improvement in skills for the target students over 2 years. Success requires student
Tutorial: Reading Proficiency and Mathematical Solutions
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SUMMARY VERIFICATION ASSUMPTIONS Goal Increase the Percentage of the Finding the None number of total number of differences and Grades 7 and 8 students who similarities of the students by improved in Grades 7 and 8 10% within 2 reading students. years who proficiency and knows how to math calculate basic calculations. mathematics and reading proficiency. Outcomes Improve Reading Twice a month Enhanced reading (The reading proficiency and reading proficiency proficiency and Outcome is proficiency and mathematical and mathematical mathematical sometimes enhance skills of Grades 7 solutions skills can boost called the calculating and 8 students. examinations using their critical Purpose or basic national assessment thinking, Objective.) mathematics of tools. rationalization and students from their intrinsic Grades 7 and 8 motivation to do by 20% within well in school. 2 years. Outputs 1. 50 students 1. Number of 1. Attendance of the 1. The application (If you have from that students students per session of their learning more than particular grade confirming the will be recorded. can be seen in their one output levels will be consent forms school works and they can be tutored by me in given. homework. numbered their school sequentially.) with the consent of the teachers, admin, and parents.
2. 50 students 2. Number of 2. Survey 2. The bond within
will be tutored parents who will questionnaire the children and by their parents help their conducted at the the parent can be within the children at home. end of each week. improved as well comfort of their as the openness. own homes. Activities 1. Consent 1. Number of 1. Recorded scores 1. The parents (The number forms will be students who of the student’s will be ware of of the activity distributed first received the worksheet and their child’s should match and after that, reading and activities. struggles and it the number of the reading learning materials may lead to them the output materials, basic as well as the assisting their that itmathematics worksheets. child specifically corresponds worksheets will in reading and to (e.g. be given to the problem solving. Activity 1 students. leads to Output 1).) 2. Distribute 50 2. Number of kits 2. Kit distribution 2. The kits could “Reading at distributed. records. be used by their Home” and parents to teach “Solve Me” them and to also learning kits to recall the topics. parents with children that has a low reading proficiency and poor mathematical skills.