Summary
PROJECT ELL and Reading Comprehension Among Grade 5 Pupils
Highlights
Study Overview and Objective
The study focused on PROJECT ELL's impact on Grade 5 pupils' reading comprehension at San Roque Elementary School. Its primary aims were to determine the intervention's effect on reading comprehension, analyze pre- and post-test results, and evaluate the effect size of PROJECT ELL.
Methodology
Thirteen frustrated readers were selected using total enumeration for a single-shoot test. The research employed a pre-post-test-only design to assess the learners identified for the study's purpose.
Key Findings and Implications
PROJECT ELL significantly helped frustrated readers improve their reading comprehension, particularly in locating information and explaining answers. The study concludes that diverse strategies are crucial for achieving high levels of reading comprehension among frustrated readers.
Publication Details
Authored by Lilibeth Tabuyo and published on August 3, 2023, in 'Studies in Technology and Education', Vol. 2, No. 1, pages 62–70. The article is available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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