Improving the Comprehension Skills of BCEES Grade Four Fast Learner Pupils through the “Teach Me Right Intervention"
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Improving the Comprehension Skills Among Grade Four Fast Learner Pupils of BCEESAbstract
INTRODUCTION
It is said that fast reading without comprehension is useless. Poor Reading comprehension skills are also the long sufferings of many teachers across the country. Although strong reading skills can help pupils do well in language arts and reading class, that is only the beginning. Pupils in the primary age have to use reading skills in every single subject they ever study and in almost every aspect of life. It is so sad to note that children who struggle with reading comprehension may fall so far behind in school that they have limited opportunities as an adult.
METHODS
The researcher used a descriptive form of research. In the collection of data, the survey type was utilized. According to Connie Mcnabb, (2011), descriptive research refers to the nature of the research question, the design of the research hand the way that data will be analyzed for the topic that will be researched. It involves the collection of data to test the hypothesis or to answer the questions concerning the current status of the subject of the study.
RESULTS
Based on the findings of this study, the following conclusions were drawn: After the administration of Pre-Test and Post-Test, Post Test obtained the highest MPS and among the level of questioning, literally got the highest rank. Grade four FL pupils are poor in the application and evaluative level of questioning. The Teach Me Right Intervention is an effective intervention in teaching reading comprehension skills. Teachers could design other interventions to improve the reading comprehension skills of pupils.
DISCUSSIONS
Based on the findings of this study, the following are recommended: Teach me Right intervention is effective in teaching reading comprehension skills. To improve the performance of pupils in reading comprehension, application and creative level of questioning could be emphasized by providing intervention/remedial reading instruction. Teachers could enhance their teaching skills by attending of training seminars.