Three school heads were able to revisit their former school while conducting their District reading assessment and math inventory to check the skills of the school children under the said district.
Reading and computing are the basic skills the pupils must master for them to be considered as learned and educated.
Reading measures the pupils ability to comprehend, ability to analyze, ability pronounce or enunciate the words or phrases in a given selection.
Computing tests the pupils ability to count, ability to quantify numbers, and the ability to measures or perform the basic mathematics operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
These inventories are usually conducted by the school right after the first periodical tests. By this, the school principal may determine the number of pupils his school has and he is in advantage position to adapt intervention for those who are non-readers, needed help, and those who couldn't master the basic mathematical operations.
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| Pupil reading conducted by school head |
Reading measures the pupils ability to comprehend, ability to analyze, ability pronounce or enunciate the words or phrases in a given selection.
Computing tests the pupils ability to count, ability to quantify numbers, and the ability to measures or perform the basic mathematics operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
These inventories are usually conducted by the school right after the first periodical tests. By this, the school principal may determine the number of pupils his school has and he is in advantage position to adapt intervention for those who are non-readers, needed help, and those who couldn't master the basic mathematical operations.
