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The document discusses challenges with student reading ability and proposed strategies to address it. It identifies issues like insufficient teaching materials, conventional teaching methods, lack of variation in materials, and time constraints. It then outlines a detailed phonics-based reading program to help students master letter sounds and blending through activities like naming letters, drilling on sound patterns, reading phrases and sentences, using motivating games, and ongoing assessment. The goal is to help pupils develop stronger reading skills through this structured multi-step approach.
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introducers of NP
Determiners
Numerals
Quantifiers
Quantity without Q
Possessive NPs
WH- words
The noun phrase:
Introducers of np
Determiners
Encode:
Definiteness
Indefiniteness
Number
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determiners
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Determiners
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Proximity
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Summary
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Definiteness/indefiniteness
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numerals
Encode:
Number
Indefiniteness
Sequence (order)
numerals
Number
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Ten frogs jumped in the pond.
numerals
Indefiniteness
Example:
Two frogs jumped in the pond.
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numerals
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numerals
Sequence (order)
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Det
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NP
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NP (Det) (Num) N
quantifiers
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Encode:
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Indefiniteness
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Proximity (closeness)
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Number
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NP (Det) (Num) N
quantifiers
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- 9. Ganahan ka ba makat-on pagbasa? Ngano man?
- 10. Unsa kahay hinungdan ngano naglisod ka og basa?
- 12. Unsang paagi nga mas dali kang makat-on og basa? Ngano man?
- 13. Kinsay magpabasa nimo didto sa inyong balay? Pila ka oras ka magbasa? Ngano man?
- 14. Nagtrabaho ba ka ug ang imong kapikas?
- 15. Nakapabasa na ba ka sa imong anak sa balay? Pila ka oras? Ngano man?
- 16. Ngano kaha di pa makabasa imong anak?
- 17. Unsay mga hinungdan nganong dili makabasa ang usa ka estudyante?
- 18. Unsang estratehiya sa pagpabasa ang inyong gigamit? Ngano man?
- 20. Unsang mga materyales nimo nga epektibo sa pagtudlo ug pabasa?
- 21. Unsa kaha ang buhaton para makamao ang bata mobasa?
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- 23. Insufficient teaching materials Method of Teaching Pupils Learnin g Teaching is conventiona l No variation of reading materials Limited instruction al materials Choral reading Time constraints Absenteeis m No follow up at home Less mastery of letter sounds Short Attention span Poor health condition Pupils become inattentive at times
- 28. Motivation: Action Song Naming & producing letter sounds of A – Z Review the letters names & sounds of A – Z; Producing vowel; Consonant sounds Individual assessment Drill on letters A-C sounds & names Blending CV/VC patterns (a) Review on letters A-C sounds & names; Review CV/VC patterns (a) Introduce on letters D-F sounds & names; Blending CV/VC patterns (e)
- 29. Review on letters D-F sounds and names; Review CV/VC patterns (a,e) Introduce on letters G-I sounds & names; Blending CV/VC patterns (i) Review on letters G-I sounds and names; Review CV/VC patterns (a, e, i); Introduce on letters J-L sounds & names; Blending CV/VC patterns (o) Review on letters J-L sounds and names; Review CV/VC patterns (a,e,i,o); Introduce on letters M-N sounds & names Blending CV/VC patterns (u) Individual assessment Introduce on letters O-P sounds and names; Reading CVC pattern (a)
- 30. Review on letters O-P; Review CVC pattern (a); Introduce on letters Q-R sounds & names; Reading CVC pattern (e) Review on letters Q-R sounds & names Review CVC pattern (a,e); Introduce on letters S-T sounds & names; Reading CVC pattern (i) Review on letters U-V sounds & names; Review CVC patterns (a,e,i); Introduce on letters W-X sounds & names; Reading CVC pattern (o) Review on letters W-X sounds & names; Review CVC patterns (a,e,I,o); Introduce on letters Y-Z sounds & names Reading CVC patterns (u) Individual Assessment
- 31. Drill on CV/VC, & CVC patterns; Reading phrases Review on CV/VC, CVC patterns Review on reading phrases; Introduce reading sentences with comprehension Review on reading sentences; Introduce reading paragraph with comprehension Review on reading paragraph; Introduce on reading short stories with comprehension Individual Assessment
- 35. “Step to Prizes”, a prize is set a certain distance from the pupils. As the teacher flashes a card, the pupil has to say a new word having a chosen sound in it. No word, no step. Example: The sound of m, the pupil takes a step when he says moon, etc. When he reaches the prize, he gets it.
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- Show results for the most critical performance area(s), identified in the SIPOC (output column) Use the appropriate type of chart (pie, bar, line). The chart may provide the rationale for selecting a focus area such as a particular process step or activity, This can be illustrated by encircling the relevant portion of the chart. Additional slides may be used to drill the performance down to the desired level