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Relationship of Reading Comprehension and Word Spelling Ability among Grade 4 Students in San Jose Elementary School S.Y 2018-2019 / (Record no. 10096)

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Personal name Ada, Flordeliza A.
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Title Relationship of Reading Comprehension and Word Spelling Ability among Grade 4 Students in San Jose Elementary School S.Y 2018-2019 /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Flordeliza A. Ada, Monica Faye S. Alcaraz, Ailene J. Espiel, Jazzilou R. Lorenzo, Maximo P. Maranan, and Michie Diane L. Muyot
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General note I.ABSTRACT<br/><br/>The study was conducted to determine the reading and spelling ability among Grade 4<br/>pupils in San Jose Elementary School. This study utilized a Descriptive Quantitative Research<br/>Design. Data obtained were analyzed using the frequency distributions, percentage and Pearson<br/>R. Data were solely based on the 107 respondents from San Jose Elementary School. The study<br/>revealed that there was no significant relationship between the respondents’ reading<br/>comprehension and spelling ability. This implies that the respondent can understand what he/she<br/>is reading but does not know the correct spelling or the respondent can correctly spell the word<br/>but does not know what the word means. The following recommendations were offered: (a) that<br/>the school may have daily scheduled activities of reading using the Project ARC (b) that the<br/>teacher may conduct spelling activities to improve the spelling ability of the respondents (c)<br/>similar study may be conducted by the future researchers to find other variables that affect the<br/>reading comprehension and spelling ability of the students and (d) to have an enhancement<br/>program: (Project Spark) is recommended to enhance the reading comprehension and spelling<br/>ability of the respondents.<br/>
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Reading Comprehension
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Word Spelling Ability
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Grade 4 Students
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Personal name Alcaraz, Monica Faye S.
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Personal name Espiel, Ailene J.
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Personal name Lorenzo, Jazzilou R.
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Personal name Maranan, Maximo P.
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Personal name Muyot, Michie Diane L.
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