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This after pre-test results of the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil-IRI) conducted in June last year showed that 937 pupils in Lapu-Lapu City's public schools are poor English readers, who are further classified as frustration-level readers and non-readers.


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"Despite excellent teaching methods, many children lag behind in the average reading class across all levels," notes Department of Education Asst. School Division Superintendent for Batangas Dr. Florencia dela Peña.


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"Ako na ngayon ang nagtuturo magbasa sa mga kapatid ko pagdating sa bahay (I’m now the one teaching my siblings to read when I arrive home)," says Armida, the eldest of a brood of seven. 


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