READING PERFORMANCES OF THE PUBLIC ELEMENTARY PUPILS IN
COTABATO CITY
RAYHANA M. ABDULLAH
A Thesis
Presented to the Faculty Members
of the Graduate School in Partial Fulfilment
Of the Requirement for the Degree of Master of Arts
In Education Major in Educational Administration and Supervision
Shariff Kabunsuan College Inc.
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Sarmiento, Parang, Maguindanao
April 2018
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APPROVAL SHEET
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF
ARTS IN EDUCATION MAJOR IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION (MAEd), this thesis “Reading Performances of the Public
Elementary Pupils in Cotabato City, School Year 2017-2018”, has been prepared
submitted by RAYHANA M. ABDULLAH, who is hereby recommended for the Oral
Examination.
DIDO G. BALAWAG, ED. D.
Adviser
ACCEPTED as PARTIAL FULFILLMENT of the requirements for the degree of
MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION MAJOR IN EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT.
ZENAIDA P. SOLAIMAN, ED. D.
Dean, Graduate School
APPROVED on _______________ by the tribunal at the Oral Examination with
the grade of ________.
CANDIDATO L. KALIPA, PhD
Chairman
BAI CABAYBAY D. ABUBAKAR, MAEd AMOR B. PENDALIDAY,Ed. D.
SKCI President CHED-ARMM Representative
TARHATA S. GUIAMALON, Ph. D. ZENAIDA P. SOLAIMAN, Ed. D.
Statistician/Member Member
ZAINUDIN M. ADAM, PhD. SEMA G. DILNA, Ed. D.
Member Member
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The researcher wishes to convey her sincere appreciation and profound
gratitude to the following persons who have helped her in the completion of
this study;
CONCEPCION F. BALAWAG, Ph. D., CESE, Schools Division
Superintendent of Cotabato City for allowing the researcher to conduct the
data gathering;
Dr. DIDO G. BALAWAG, Educational Program Specialist of Cotabato
Division, the researcher’s adviser, for patiently read and meticulously checked
this study. For his guidance, suggestions, time devoted, encouragement and
ideas that contribute a lot for the success of this paper;
Dr. Candidato L. Kalipa, the chairperson of the Thesis Advisory
Comitte, for his precious time in sharing his ideas and thoughts started from
the title presentation and during the oral examination;
Dr. Zenaida Piang Solaiman, Alhaja, Dean of Graduate School of Shariff
Kabunsuan College, Inc. for her suggestions and corrections started from the
title presentation and during the oral examination;
Dr. Tarhata S. Guiamalon, Member of the Panel, for her valuable
recommendations and corrections started from the title presentation and
during the oral examination;
Dr. Sema G. Dilna, Member of the Panel, for his expertise in the
interpretation and analysis of data;
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The Eight (8) School Principals of Cotabato Division, who heartily
welcome her during the conduct of the study;
The one hundred twelve (112) Grade 2-Grade 3 Teachers, and one
hundred twenty (120) Grade 2 Pupils, who willingly cooperated and lively
participated as the subject of the
study.
To her co – teacher Mama Let, Lanie and Menggay, for giving moral
support and concern to pursue this study. For the kindness, jokes and
laughter at all times.
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DEDICATION
The researcher’s
Gratitude and sugary
Dedication to her
Beloved husband
PG1 Alibashier A. Maguid
Likewise to her only daughter
Alihana Mirhaj A. Maguid
And her beloved big sister
Samsia M. Abdullah – Adia
And finally to her almighty one
Allah (s.w.t.)
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TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE
APPROVAL SHEET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DEDICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF TABLE
THESIS ABSTRACT
CHATER
1. THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
Statement of the Problem
Theoretical and Conceptual Framework of the study
Significance of the Study
Scope and Limitation of the Study
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Definition of Terms
2. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
Manpower Resources
Administrative Support
Instructional Support
Directive Instruction
Trasactive Instruction
Transformative Instruction
Reading Performance
Reading and Academic
3. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
Research Design
Sampling Design
Research Instrument
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Date Gathering Procedure
Statistical Treatment
4. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Manpower Resources
Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Administrative Support
Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Instructional Support
Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Directive Instruction
Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Transactive Instruction
Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Transformative instruction
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Speed Level of Pupils in Public Elementary in Cotabato City
Comprehension Level of Pupils in Public
Elementary in Cotabato City
Level of Reading Performances of Pupils in
Public Elementary in Cotabato City
5. SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
Summary of Study
Summary of Findings
Conclusion
Recommendation
BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDIX A Letter Permission to Schools Division Superintendent
APPENDIX B Letter permission to The Principals
APPENDIX C Letter to the Respondents
APPENDIX D Questionnaire
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APPENDIX E Grade Level Passage Rating Sheet
CURRICULUM VITAE
LIST OF TABLE
Table
1. Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Manpower Resources
2. Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Administrative Support
3. Mean Rating on the Extent of Resources of the
Reading Program on Instructional Support
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4. Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Directive Instruction
5. Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Transactive Instruction
6. Mean Rating on the Extent of Teachers Pedagogical
Approach on Transformative instruction
7. Speed Level of Pupils in Public Elementary
in Cotabato City
8. Comprehension Level of Pupils in Public
Elementary in Cotabato City
9. Level of Reading Performances of Pupils in
Public Elementary in Cotabato City
LIST OF FIGURE
Figure
1. Schematic Diagram of the Coceptual
Framework of the Study
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THESIS ABSTRACT
Name : Rayhana M. Abdullah
Thesis Title : Reading Performances of the Public Elementary
Pupils in Cotabato City
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School : Shariff Kabunsuan College, Inc. Landasan
Parang, Maguindanao
Adviser : Dido G. Balawag, Ed. D.
Thesis Abstract: This study aims to determine the Reading Performances of
Public Elementary Pupils in Cotabato City School Year 2017 – 2018.
Specifically, this study sought to find the answers on the following
questions:
(1) What is the extent of the resources of the reading program of the DepEd in
terms of: (a) Manpower Resources (b) Administrative Support (c) Instructional
Support? (2) What is the extent of the pedagogical approaches used by the
teachers in terms of: (a) Directive Instruction (b) Transactive Instruction (c)
Transformative Instruction? (3) What is the level of reading performances of
pupils in Public Elementary in Cotabato City?
The findings that emerged from statistical analysis of the data gathered
from the respondents were summarized as follows: The resources of the
reading program on manpower resources was 3.15 which interpreted
“satisfactory”. The resources of the reading program on administrative support
were 3.03 which interpreted “satisfactory”. The resources of the reading
program on instructional support were 2.80 which interpreted “satisfactory”.
Further analysis on the pedagogical approaches used by the teachers in
terms of directive instruction was 2.97 which interpreted “satisfactory”. The
pedagogical approach used by the teachers in terms of transactive instruction
was 2.81 which interpreted “satisfactory”. The pedagogical approach used by
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the teachers in terms of transformative instruction was 2.90 which interpreted
“satisfactory”.
Further findings on the level of reading performances of pupils, 67 or
56% of the pupils were belonged to frustration. 35 or 29% of pupils were
belonged to instructional and 18 or 15% of the pupils were belonged to
independent.
Based on the findings of this study, the researcher concluded that there
is a disparity in the actual test results of pupils’ reading level and the teachers
perceive on pedagogical approach and resources of reading program. While the
level of reading performance of pupils is generally insufficient, the perceived on
pedagogical approach and resources of reading program used as rated by the
teachers’ the result is overall satisfactory.
Based on the findings and conclusions of the study, the following
recommendations are offered:
1. School administrators and English language supervisors may plan and
implement seminar and training programs which mainly focused on the level of
reading performance of the pupils.
2. Elementary English teachers may provide extra effort by giving emphasis on
how they can increase their pupils’ level in reading.
3. Elementary English teachers may consider the use of pedagogical approach
as a guide to hasten their pupils’ level in reading.
4. To avoid disparity of the actual test results of the pupils’ reading level and
the pedagogical approach and resources of reading program used by the
teachers, it is recommended that the future researchers who wish to conduct
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similar study may include the factor that affects the level of reading
performance of the pupils in the survey questionnaires.
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