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Loselling Middle Secondary School faced problems with poor student language skills, limited reading materials and library facilities, and congested parking. To address these issues, the school implemented several programs. They obtained book donations to display in the lower classes and provided guided reading practice after school. They also started a weekly program called "Voice of Loselling, Be Updated" where students read local news to encourage reading, writing, and speaking skills. This program helped improve students' language and understanding abilities.
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- 1. Loselling Middle secondary school Improving Language through reading and writing
- 2. FEEL Problems faced in the school : No proper drinking water Congested Car Parking(inside the school premise) Students with poor language Less reading materials for lower classes
- 3. • We found that students very weak in reading , writing, speaking . • Library facilities were limited only from class 5 . • Students who are weak in language had poor understanding power therefore performed less. IMAGINE: why the children are facing language problem?
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- 9. Read Books , Improve your Language THANK YOU
- 10. Read Books , Improve your Language THANK YOU