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The Year 4 Remedial Program aims to support students struggling with English proficiency through a structured approach that includes assessment, tailored instruction, and progress monitoring. The program incorporates differentiated instruction and engaging learning methods to foster student confidence and independence. It is designed to improve essential English skills and reduce the need for future remedial support, with a comprehensive timeline and budget outlined for implementation.

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Project Paper Remedial Instruction

The Year 4 Remedial Program aims to support students struggling with English proficiency through a structured approach that includes assessment, tailored instruction, and progress monitoring. The program incorporates differentiated instruction and engaging learning methods to foster student confidence and independence. It is designed to improve essential English skills and reduce the need for future remedial support, with a comprehensive timeline and budget outlined for implementation.

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Project Paper: Year 4 Remedial Program

1. Introduction The Year 4 Remedial Program aims to support students who face challenges
in English language proficiency. This program follows a structured approach that includes a
pre-remedial test, remedial instruction, and a while-remedial test to assess progress. The
primary objective is to bridge learning gaps and enhance students' fundamental English skills
through targeted interventions. The program will be implemented over a structured timeline,
ensuring students receive consistent support and progress is monitored effectively.

The program also integrates differentiated instruction to cater to diverse learning needs,
providing an inclusive approach that helps all students progress at their own pace. Emphasis
will be placed on engaging learning methods, including project-based learning and inquiry-
based activities that encourage curiosity and practical application of English skills.

2. Objectives

 To identify students in need of remedial instruction through a pre-remedial test.


 To provide tailored remedial instruction based on identified weaknesses.
 To monitor and evaluate students’ progress through a while-remedial test.
 To ensure students reach an acceptable level of competency in English.
 To develop students’ confidence and enthusiasm for learning English.
 To implement strategies that encourage active participation and self-paced learning.
 To provide continuous feedback and intervention throughout the learning process.
 To foster independent learning habits among students for long-term success.

3. Preparation Phase Before the implementation of the program, several preparatory steps
will be taken:

 Teacher Training: The remedial teacher will attend a Remedial Instruction Course
from March 3 to March 6, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, conducted by Dr. Sheila
Adelina A/P Periyasamy from IPG Kampus Ipoh under JPN Perak Surveillance.
This training will equip the teacher with effective remedial strategies and updated
methodologies.
 Meetings with School Management and English Teachers: Discussions will be
held with the school administration and other English teachers to align the remedial
program with the school's overall academic goals and ensure collaboration.
 Preparation of Teaching Materials: Handouts, worksheets, flashcards, and online
resources will be compiled for structured lesson delivery.

 Review of Previous Year’s UASA and PBD Results: The UASA English results
and PBD assessments from the previous year will be analyzed to identify students
struggling with English proficiency. This data will serve as an initial indicator for
selecting students for remedial intervention.

 Collection of Previous Year’s Workbooks: The students' workbooks from the


previous academic year will be reviewed as evidence of their language struggles,
identifying common errors and patterns that need targeted intervention.

4. Pre-Remedial Test The pre-remedial test serves as an initial diagnostic assessment to


identify students with difficulties in English. The test focuses on:

 Reading Comprehension: Assessing students’ ability to understand texts of varying


complexity.
 Vocabulary: Identifying gaps in students’ knowledge of common and academic
vocabulary.
 Grammar and Sentence Structure: Evaluating the ability to construct
grammatically correct sentences.
 Writing Skills: Measuring sentence formation, paragraph coherence, and creative
expression.
 Listening and Speaking: Testing students’ ability to comprehend spoken English and
articulate responses clearly.
 Phonics and Pronunciation: Examining students’ ability to decode words correctly.

Test Format: The test will include multiple-choice questions, short answer questions,
writing prompts, and oral assessments. Additionally, students will be observed in group
discussions to assess their speaking confidence and fluency.

After the Pre-Test:

 The school management will inform parents of the selected remedial students and
explain the program details, expectations, and progress monitoring methods.
 Classroom arrangements will be modified to meet the needs of the remedial class,
ensuring a conducive learning environment with minimal distractions and appropriate
learning aids.

5. Remedial Instruction Based on the results of the pre-remedial test, a tailored instructional
plan will be developed. This includes:

 Small Group Sessions: Focused teaching in small groups to address individual


learning gaps.
 Interactive Learning: Use of engaging activities such as role-playing, storytelling,
and phonics drills to reinforce language skills.
 Worksheets and Exercises: Reinforcement through structured practice exercises
targeting specific areas of weakness.
 One-on-One Tutoring: Additional support for students who need more personalized
guidance.
 Technology Integration: Use of educational apps, multimedia, and online resources
to enhance learning engagement.
 Peer Learning: Encouraging collaborative learning through peer discussions and
group projects.
 Parent Involvement: Providing guidance to parents on how to support their child's
learning at home through recommended reading materials and exercises.
 Task-Based Learning: Assigning real-world tasks, such as writing letters or
preparing presentations, to improve practical language application.

Seven Remedial Instruction Strategies: To ensure effective learning, the following seven
instructional strategies will be employed:

1. Diagnostic Teaching: Identifying specific learning difficulties and adapting


instruction accordingly.
2. Scaffolding: Providing step-by-step guidance, gradually reducing support as students
gain confidence.
3. Reinforcement and Repetition: Practicing language skills multiple times through
different activities to strengthen retention.
4. Multisensory Learning: Engaging multiple senses through visual aids, hands-on
activities, and auditory exercises to enhance comprehension.
5. Explicit Instruction: Teaching language rules, structures, and vocabulary directly
with clear explanations and examples.
6. Error Analysis and Feedback: Identifying common errors, discussing them
constructively, and providing corrective feedback.
7. Motivational Strategies: Using rewards, positive reinforcement, and goal-setting to
keep students engaged and motivated.

6. Instructional Timeline (March to October): Throughout the program, all English


language skills—reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, listening, and speaking—will be
taught in an integrated manner in every lesson. The schedule will be as follows:

 Mid-March – End of March: Pre-remedial test and student selection.


 April – September: Ongoing remedial instruction with a mix of language skills in
each lesson.
 Lessons will focus on addressing individual and group weaknesses identified
in the pre-remedial test.
 Strategies such as phonics drills, reading exercises, sentence construction, and
writing activities will be incorporated into every session.
 Oral communication activities will be included to develop listening and
speaking skills alongside reading and writing.
 Weekly progress checks and informal assessments will be conducted to track
student improvement.
 Early October: Review and preparation for the while-remedial test.
 Mid-October: Conduct the while-remedial test to assess progress.
 End of October: Post-remedial assessment, evaluation, and final reporting.

7. Financial Budget The program will require a budget of RM100 for essential materials,
including:

 Printable Handouts and Worksheets: RM50


 Stationery (Markers, Pencils, Erasers, etc.): RM20
 Additional Learning Aids (Flashcards, Charts, etc.): RM20
 Miscellaneous Supplies: RM10

8. Expected Outcomes

 Students will demonstrate improved reading, writing, and comprehension skills.


 Increased confidence in using the English language in academic and social settings.
 Greater engagement and motivation in classroom activities.
 A reduction in the number of students requiring remedial support in future academic
years.
 Stronger foundational skills that will support learning in other subjects.
 Improved self-reliance in learning and problem-solving.

9. Conclusion The Year 4 Remedial Program is designed to provide structured and targeted
support to students struggling with English proficiency. Through systematic assessment and
personalized instruction, the program aims to enhance students' skills, ensuring they meet the
required academic standards. By implementing engaging learning strategies, tracking
progress systematically, and involving parents in the learning process, this program seeks to
foster a more positive and effective learning experience for students in need of extra support.

Prepared by

……………………………………...
Ravi Nadarashan
Year 4 English Teacher

Approved by:

…………………………………….
Kumaran Ghandiappan
Headmaster

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