Re: [MOSAIC] Informal Reading Inventories

2012-07-12 Thread Terry Decker
We use the QRI5 because it's inexpensive and has a good variety of passages for 
each level.  Some of our district schools favor DRA2 or Fount as Pin ell for 
more gradients within levels.  I do find it necessary to use the CORE Reading 
Assessments for specific skkill diagnosis, but that's not usually nèeded for 
group placement.  It just depends upon the reason for testing for choosing a 
test.

Nicole Power  wrote:

>I have the CRI 2 and the QRI 4.  I like the passages and the questions in the 
>CRI much better than the QRI; however, I found the scoring instructions vague, 
>unclear, and generally difficult to follow. I would like to see the scoring 
>all in one section with clear guidelines.  The CD that came with it was an 
>example of administration. I wish they would have put the PDF versions of the 
>teacher copy on the CD so I wouldn't have to copy them from the spiral.  If 
>they could revise the CRI to make the scoring easier to follow with a PDF on 
>CD, I would choose this every time.
>
>Nicole
>
>Sent from my iPad
>
>On Jul 11, 2012, at 1:25 PM, "Meredith Glasser"  
>wrote:
>
>> Cara,
>> Look at the Critical Reading Inventory (CRI). Dr. Harris had us administer
>> it to student for reading diagnosis. I found that I liked the CRI better
>> then other reading inventories.
>> 
>> Meredith
>> On Jul 11, 2012 10:56 AM, "Cara Acosta"  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi everyone, I know there has been some discussion about this in the past,
>>> but what do you think is the best informal reading inventory out there?  I
>>> have used QRI in the past and find it pretty effective at leveling
>>> students.  However, if I want more skill specific data, are there any
>>> options?
>>> 
>>> Someone mentioned Burns and Roe?  Can anyone here attest to the efficacy of
>>> that inventory?
>>> 
>>> Please discuss!
>>> 
>>> Thanks for your input!
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Re: [MOSAIC] Informal Reading Inventories

2012-07-11 Thread Nicole Power
I have the CRI 2 and the QRI 4.  I like the passages and the questions in the 
CRI much better than the QRI; however, I found the scoring instructions vague, 
unclear, and generally difficult to follow. I would like to see the scoring all 
in one section with clear guidelines.  The CD that came with it was an example 
of administration. I wish they would have put the PDF versions of the teacher 
copy on the CD so I wouldn't have to copy them from the spiral.  If they could 
revise the CRI to make the scoring easier to follow with a PDF on CD, I would 
choose this every time.

Nicole

Sent from my iPad

On Jul 11, 2012, at 1:25 PM, "Meredith Glasser"  wrote:

> Cara,
> Look at the Critical Reading Inventory (CRI). Dr. Harris had us administer
> it to student for reading diagnosis. I found that I liked the CRI better
> then other reading inventories.
> 
> Meredith
> On Jul 11, 2012 10:56 AM, "Cara Acosta"  wrote:
> 
>> Hi everyone, I know there has been some discussion about this in the past,
>> but what do you think is the best informal reading inventory out there?  I
>> have used QRI in the past and find it pretty effective at leveling
>> students.  However, if I want more skill specific data, are there any
>> options?
>> 
>> Someone mentioned Burns and Roe?  Can anyone here attest to the efficacy of
>> that inventory?
>> 
>> Please discuss!
>> 
>> Thanks for your input!
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Re: [MOSAIC] Informal Reading Inventories

2012-07-11 Thread Meredith Glasser
Cara,
Look at the Critical Reading Inventory (CRI). Dr. Harris had us administer
it to student for reading diagnosis. I found that I liked the CRI better
then other reading inventories.

Meredith
On Jul 11, 2012 10:56 AM, "Cara Acosta"  wrote:

> Hi everyone, I know there has been some discussion about this in the past,
> but what do you think is the best informal reading inventory out there?  I
> have used QRI in the past and find it pretty effective at leveling
> students.  However, if I want more skill specific data, are there any
> options?
>
> Someone mentioned Burns and Roe?  Can anyone here attest to the efficacy of
> that inventory?
>
> Please discuss!
>
> Thanks for your input!
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Re: [MOSAIC] Informal Reading Inventories

2007-11-20 Thread sheila eisen
I completely agree --- just make sure you are consistent and document 
everything the student says and does during the IRI.

Sheila


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> Pam
> All the time...and very important! 
> Jennifer
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> Thanks
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Re: [MOSAIC] Informal Reading Inventories

2007-11-20 Thread CNJPALMER
 
Pam
All the time...and very important! 
Jennifer
Maryland
In a message dated 11/20/2007 8:01:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
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Does  anyone use them?  How important do you find them?

Thanks
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