赶超星期五提高十年级学生的阅读水平和视野

Jeffry M Saro, Arlyn O Barol, Ardelyn L Glodobe, Florelyn S Grana, Nova P Billuga
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阅读能力不仅仅是对文字的理解,它还要求学生积极参与文本,分析文本内容,综合信息以产生新的见解和观点。本研究旨在调查 2023-2024 学年 Prosperidad 国立高中实施 "赶超星期五 "活动期间 10 年级学生的阅读能力水平,并确定在 "赶超星期五 "活动期间,学生的阅读能力水平在前后评估之间是否存在显著差异。研究对象包括根据出勤率选出的 182 名女生和 205 名男生,并进一步采访了 30 名 10 年级学生,以收集他们对 "赶超星期五 "实施情况的看法。前评估在两个周五进行(2024 年 1 月 12 日至 19 日),参加人数相同;后评估在 2024 年 2 月 1 日至 8 日进行,使用学校提供的阅读材料。研究采用了描述性统计方法,包括频率、百分比和平均值,并通过独立样本 t 检验比较了 10 年级学生在 "补习星期五 "课程中的前后测评平均得分。定性分析采用了 Bruan 和 Clarke(2006 年)的主题指南。分析结果显示,实施 "赶超星期五 "课程和情境化阅读材料极大地影响了十年级学生的阅读能力水平,凸显了量身定制的干预措施和学习资源对提高阅读能力的重要性。此外,这项研究还强调,需要不断努力为学生提供全面的支持,以提高他们的阅读能力水平。研究结果表明,学生在 "追赶星期五 "课程中喜欢多样化的阅读活动,感受到教师的支持,并认为课程有效地满足了他们的个人需求。所使用的材料具有针对性和吸引力,增强了学生的阅读信心。此外,从学生的回答中还发现了五个主题:关于 "赶超星期五 "的反馈、在 "赶超星期五 "提高阅读能力的策略、阅读的重要性和 "赶超星期五"、"赶超星期五 "的挑战:分享与克服,以及 "赶超星期五 "的有效性:拓展视角。这些研究结果表明,"追赶星期五 "课程在提高阅读能力和营造有利于学业成长和发展的激励性学习环境方面非常有效。
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Catch-Up Friday: Improving the Reading Proficiency Levels and Perspectives of Grade 10 Students
Reading proficiency extends beyond mere word comprehension; it demands active engagement with text, analysis of its content, and synthesis of information to generate new insights and perspectives. This study aimed to investigate the reading proficiency levels of Grade 10 students during the implementation of Catch-Up Friday at Prosperidad National High School in the 2023-2024 school year and determine whether significant differences existed in the students’ reading proficiency levels between pre- and post-assessments during Catch-Up Friday sessions. The study included 182 females and 205 males, selected based on attendance, with thirty Grade 10 students further interviewed to gather insights on the implementation of Catch-Up Friday. Pre-assessment occurred over two Fridays (January 12-19, 2024) with the same number of participants, while post-assessment took place from February 1-8, 2024, utilizing school-provided reading materials. Descriptive statistics, including frequency, percentage, and mean, were employed, and a t-test for independent samples compared Grade 10 students’ mean scores in pre- and post-assessments during Catch-Up Friday sessions. The qualitative analysis utilized thematic guidelines by Bruan and Clarke (2006). The analysis revealed that implementing Catch-Up Friday sessions and contextualized reading materials significantly impacted Grade 10 students’ reading proficiency levels, highlighting the importance of tailored interventions and learning resources to enhance reading proficiency. Furthermore, the study emphasized the need for ongoing efforts to provide comprehensive support for students to improve their reading proficiency levels. Findings indicated that students enjoyed diverse reading activities during Catch-Up Friday sessions, felt supported by teachers, and believed the sessions effectively addressed their individual needs. The materials used were relevant and engaging, boosting students’ confidence in reading. Additionally, five themes emerged from student responses: Feedback on Catch-Up Fridays, Strategies for Reading Proficiency on Catch-Up Friday, Reading Importance and Catch-Up Friday, Challenges in Catch-Up Fridays: Share and Overcome, and Catch-Up Friday Effectiveness: Expanding Perspectives. These findings posited the effectiveness of Catch-Up Friday sessions in enhancing reading proficiency and fostering a stimulating learning environment conducive to academic growth and development.
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