October 2, 2025JURNAL ARBITREROpen Access

Reading Level Distribution in School Districts: Implications for Curriculum Enhancements

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RBRemedios C. BacusCebu Normal University RARivika C. AldaCebu Normal University VBVincent Theodore Balo

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Cross-sectional analysis of reading proficiency trends shows varying levels of improvement across school districts, suggesting tailored curriculum enhancements.

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Overall reading levels improved, with more students in North District advancing from Frustration to Instructional levels.
Chi-square tests revealed significant gender differences, with females outperforming males in reading from Grade 5 onward.
Curriculum enhancements, like reading intervention programs in Grade 4, are recommended to assist struggling readers.
The findings highlight ongoing challenges in the South District, where many students remain at lower reading proficiency levels.

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Bacus et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de79715b556a9128e1b2cd https://doi.org/10.25077/ar.12.3.350-367.2025

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Cross-sectional analysis of reading proficiency trends shows varying levels of improvement across school districts, suggesting tailored curriculum enhancements.

Reading Level Distribution in School Districts: Implications for Curriculum Enhancements

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Reading Level Distribution in School Districts: Implications for Curriculum Enhancements

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