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Children with learning difficulties have the same psychological needs and characteristics
as other children. Some of them, however, may be less able to organize their perception
or to comprehend abstracts ideas and concepts. Some may have poor memory, poor level
of motivation, and short span of attention in work situations or associated behavioral
problems. Above all, owing to encounters of failure they tend to have low expectations of
themselves at school, also low aspiration. Non- reader or poor readers often have low
opinions of themselves and their abilities. Many times, they feel isolated and behavior
problems can surface. They can perform poorly in other subjects because they cannot
read and understand the materials. Often the reader tends to “give-up”.
So that, GCNHS teachers are providing extra instructional time to help children achieve
levels of literacy that will enable them to be successful through their school careers and
beyond. So then, Remedial reading program is developed to give additional help to
GCNHS students who have fallen behind to learn to the best of their ability and to bring
back into the mainstream classes as far as possible. On the other hand, this project allows
building Parent-Teacher relationships and essential for establishing school-family
partnership that constitutes the foundation for all other forms of family involvement in
education.
So as to the GCNHS Family, especially the teachers intend to provide its fullest service
among struggling pupils in order to enhance reading aptitude while at the same time
promotes healthy independent reading habits among students of GCNHS.
This is the major results that this project should realize to increase reading appreciation
and complement the formal classroom curriculum with interactive learning sessions and
improve the over-all language competencies of learners particularly in building
vocabulary skills, while refining their knowledge of various concepts in the field of study
and values education.
V. Project Benefits/Beneficiaries
As mentioned above, struggling students of GCNHS are the target beneficiaries of this
project.
Struggling students will be guided by their adviser in each grade level by meeting these
students every day depending on their remedial class session and the type of training
needed. Parents could be benefited too and proud of that their children strive to extend
their services to a greater number of individuals. All class advisers also serve as mediator
in implementing the project as remedial teacher.
The implementation and monitoring shall be conducted by the person in-charge together
with the class adviser.
This project requires each classroom a remedial session every day that conducted by the
remedial teacher /class adviser. The class advisers in all Grade 7 learners will determine
the students who needed remediation based on their assessment tool (ex. PHIL. IRI) and
cooperate by scheduled times that student must attend remedial classes. Each of the class
advisers of Grade 7 of GCNHS would strictly monitor struggling pupils about their
reading improvement using Remedial Assessment Checklist.
This product of this project targeting such as; spelling, grammars, writing, phonics, and
word identification skill and comprehension skill that provides beneficiaries to strengthen
their reading appreciation.
VII. Strategies or work Plan
A substantial and tangible outcome of the project is expected. The relevance and
significance shall be monitored through finished construction of the center
Prepared by:
ALAN B. BAGOLOR
Reading Coordinator
Source:
https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/misamis-university/education/reading-program-project-
proposal/30740591