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Name-It-And-Know-It Technique in Maximizing Learners’ Participation in Filipino 3

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Game-based learning has been confirmed as a child’s developing emergent participation in the Filipino language. A game-based approach is critical in managing children who have lost interest in joining a Filipino class. This study aimed to improve the level of participation of the Grade 3 pupils using the Name-It and Know-It technique. This study was conducted on the Grade 3-Mabait of MMSU-LES during the Second Semester, A.Y 2021-2022. The pre-observation and post-observation results were statistically analyzed using the t-test. The computed p-value (0.0007) is much lower than the significance probability level. This indicates that the level of participation of the pupils in Filipino has improved significantly. The Name-It and Know-It technique was used in this study to increase the level of involvement of Grade III students in their Filipino lessons. The responders were given a variety of exercises, including visual hints, sound identification, and adding and subtracting syllables. The Name-It and Know-It technique helps respondents strengthen their Filipino vocabulary. The Name-It and Know-It is an instructional support strategy for unlocking difficulties in Filipino. The Name-It and Know-It Technique is an effective and efficient intervention that increases grade 3 pupils’ engagement in the Filipino subject. Thus, the longer respondents are exposed to the intervention, the greater their probability of enhancing their degree of engagement in their Filipino class.
Title: Name-It-And-Know-It Technique in Maximizing Learners’ Participation in Filipino 3
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Game-based learning has been confirmed as a child’s developing emergent participation in the Filipino language.
A game-based approach is critical in managing children who have lost interest in joining a Filipino class.
This study aimed to improve the level of participation of the Grade 3 pupils using the Name-It and Know-It technique.
This study was conducted on the Grade 3-Mabait of MMSU-LES during the Second Semester, A.
Y 2021-2022.
The pre-observation and post-observation results were statistically analyzed using the t-test.
The computed p-value (0.
0007) is much lower than the significance probability level.
This indicates that the level of participation of the pupils in Filipino has improved significantly.
The Name-It and Know-It technique was used in this study to increase the level of involvement of Grade III students in their Filipino lessons.
The responders were given a variety of exercises, including visual hints, sound identification, and adding and subtracting syllables.
The Name-It and Know-It technique helps respondents strengthen their Filipino vocabulary.
The Name-It and Know-It is an instructional support strategy for unlocking difficulties in Filipino.
The Name-It and Know-It Technique is an effective and efficient intervention that increases grade 3 pupils’ engagement in the Filipino subject.
Thus, the longer respondents are exposed to the intervention, the greater their probability of enhancing their degree of engagement in their Filipino class.

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