Effectiveness of Strategic
Interventions for Remedial
Reading Instruction
Presented by Ronald D. Artillero
Mambusao National High School
Introduction
• This study investigates the effectiveness of
strategic interventions in enhancing the
reading comprehension skills of Grade 7
learners at Mambusao National High School.
Key research questions include:
• - What are the learners' comprehension levels
before the intervention?
• - How do strategic interventions impact
comprehension skills?
• - Are there differences in outcomes based on
Pre-Test Results
• Pre-test results showed a mean score of 3.50,
categorized as 'Full Refresher.'
• - Indicates frequent errors and limited
understanding.
• - Baseline comprehension skills were low
across all demographic groups.
Intervention Overview
• The intervention spanned 5 weeks, focusing
on:
• - Week 1: Phonics and basic decoding skills.
• - Week 2: Vocabulary-building activities.
• - Week 3: Use of graphic organizers.
• - Week 4: Fluency and speed reading.
• - Week 5: Critical thinking and text analysis.
Post-Test Results
• Post-test results showed a significant
improvement, with a mean score of 14.00,
classified as 'Proficient.'
• - Indicates accurate answers and clear
comprehension.
• - Demonstrates the effectiveness of the
strategic interventions.
Comparison of Pre-Test and Post-
Test
• Pre-Test Mean: 3.50 ('Full Refresher')
• Post-Test Mean: 14.00 ('Proficient')
• - Improvement reflects the positive impact of
strategic interventions.
Demographic Analysis
• Significant findings:
• - No differences based on sex or previous
school attended.
• - Significant differences based on estimated
family income.
• Implications: Socio-economic factors influence
baseline comprehension skills.
Key Findings
• - Strategic interventions led to substantial
improvements in reading comprehension.
• - Success was consistent across most
demographic groups.
• - Socio-economic disparities were mitigated
through targeted instruction.
Literature Alignment
• - Findings align with studies by Dizon et al.
(2020) and Santos (2019).
• - Reinforce the importance of tailored
instructional materials.
• - Highlight the role of strategic interventions in
bridging comprehension gaps.
Implications and
Recommendations
• - Integrate targeted reading interventions into
regular instruction.
• - Address socio-economic disparities through
accessible resources.
• - Encourage further research on strategic
instructional materials.
Conclusion
• The study demonstrates the effectiveness of
strategic interventions in enhancing reading
comprehension among Grade 7 learners.
Results emphasize the need for well-designed
instructional strategies to support diverse
learner needs.

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  • 1.
    Effectiveness of Strategic Interventionsfor Remedial Reading Instruction Presented by Ronald D. Artillero Mambusao National High School
  • 2.
    Introduction • This studyinvestigates the effectiveness of strategic interventions in enhancing the reading comprehension skills of Grade 7 learners at Mambusao National High School. Key research questions include: • - What are the learners' comprehension levels before the intervention? • - How do strategic interventions impact comprehension skills? • - Are there differences in outcomes based on
  • 3.
    Pre-Test Results • Pre-testresults showed a mean score of 3.50, categorized as 'Full Refresher.' • - Indicates frequent errors and limited understanding. • - Baseline comprehension skills were low across all demographic groups.
  • 4.
    Intervention Overview • Theintervention spanned 5 weeks, focusing on: • - Week 1: Phonics and basic decoding skills. • - Week 2: Vocabulary-building activities. • - Week 3: Use of graphic organizers. • - Week 4: Fluency and speed reading. • - Week 5: Critical thinking and text analysis.
  • 5.
    Post-Test Results • Post-testresults showed a significant improvement, with a mean score of 14.00, classified as 'Proficient.' • - Indicates accurate answers and clear comprehension. • - Demonstrates the effectiveness of the strategic interventions.
  • 6.
    Comparison of Pre-Testand Post- Test • Pre-Test Mean: 3.50 ('Full Refresher') • Post-Test Mean: 14.00 ('Proficient') • - Improvement reflects the positive impact of strategic interventions.
  • 7.
    Demographic Analysis • Significantfindings: • - No differences based on sex or previous school attended. • - Significant differences based on estimated family income. • Implications: Socio-economic factors influence baseline comprehension skills.
  • 8.
    Key Findings • -Strategic interventions led to substantial improvements in reading comprehension. • - Success was consistent across most demographic groups. • - Socio-economic disparities were mitigated through targeted instruction.
  • 9.
    Literature Alignment • -Findings align with studies by Dizon et al. (2020) and Santos (2019). • - Reinforce the importance of tailored instructional materials. • - Highlight the role of strategic interventions in bridging comprehension gaps.
  • 10.
    Implications and Recommendations • -Integrate targeted reading interventions into regular instruction. • - Address socio-economic disparities through accessible resources. • - Encourage further research on strategic instructional materials.
  • 11.
    Conclusion • The studydemonstrates the effectiveness of strategic interventions in enhancing reading comprehension among Grade 7 learners. Results emphasize the need for well-designed instructional strategies to support diverse learner needs.