adjective among Year 3 intermediate proficiency pupils. Problem Statement • It is hard for a teacher to explain adjective as it is abstract. • Pupils are not clear about the use of adjective. – They could not remember the concept of adjective. – They tend to put the adjective right behind the noun. – Eg. “My brother cute.” – Correct version: My brother is cute. Target Participants • 30 pupils • Year 3 • Intermediate proficiency level Research Objective • To improve the teaching of adjective using jazz chant. Research Questions • How will the use of jazz chant improve the teaching of adjective among Year 3 intermediate pupils?
• Can jazz chant help to improve the
teaching of adjective among Year 3 intermediate pupils? How to conduct? • Teacher shows the lyrics of the jazz chant. • She chants and do actions while the pupils watch. • Later, pupils do the jazz chant with actions as a class. • Teacher explains the use of adjectives with the aid of the jazz chant. • After that, teacher asks pupils to be in pairs. • Each pair has to create a jazz chant which consist of 4 Subject-Verb-Object pattern sentences with actions. They must write down the jazz chant on the piece of paper given. Jazz Chant Chant Format Sample of chant Adjective noun, Big bear, Adjective noun, Brown bear, It is adjective. It is hungry. Verb! Roar! Roar! Adjective and adjective. Fierce and scary. Instruments Qualitative Quantitative