SUBMIT ARTICLE
ISSN: 2782- 893X
eISSN: 2799-0664

Effectiveness Of The Recorded Video Reading Materials In Improving The Reading Performance Of Grade 1 Pupils In Mother Tongue-Based Multi-Lingual Education (Mtb-Mle)

IJAMS Publisher

AUTHOR(S)

Angelie G. Viagidor



ABSTRACT

This study evaluates the Effectiveness of Recorded Video Reading materials on the performance of the Grade 1 Pupils in MTB-MLE. The findings of the study were the basis of a proposed intervention plan. The study utilized the Quasi-Experimental Type of research to assess the effectiveness of technology-based reading interventions to the performance of the Grade 1 pupils in MTB-MLE. The findings of the study were the basis for an intervention Plan. The study assessed the reading performance and academic performance of the grade 1 pupils based on the results of PHIL-IRI and Academic performance in MTB-MLE. Based on the results given, it can be shown that the pretest performance of the Grade 1 pupils which is equal to 12.62 is lesser than the post-test performance of the respondents which is equal to 19.21 that was resulted to the computed t value which is equal to 1.528 and it was found out that the computed t value is greater than having an equivalent result of 0.172 which could further explain that the hypothesis which states that there is no significant difference between the pretest and posttest performances before and after the integration of the recorded video reading materials to the performance of the Grade 1 pupils in MTB-MLE is rejected.
The test results implied that since the computed value is greater than the critical t value so the integration of the recorded video reading materials is highly significant or significantly effective in improving the test score performance of the Grade 1 pupils in MTB-MLE. Furthermore, the researcher can also conclude that the respondents were really optimistic about improving their skills or performance in other words, they already adopted the new intervention to be learned aside from the usual strategies they experienced in the day-to-day teaching and learning experience.