Hi Cathy,
The DRA2 has questions that ask for literal comprehension, reflection, and
interpretation of text. It also requires the student to summarize the text and
to be metacognitive of their reading and provide examples. It takes a while to
administer and some teachers utilize it and other d
Funny you should ask that, Karrie. I, too, saw that and have asked other
reading specialists in my school union if anyone has it. So far nobody has
replied that they have it. I'd like to know how it differs from the QRI and
other IRIs that specify the types of questions they ask.
Does the DRA2
Does anyone know about the Burns and Roe Independent Reading Inventory? I was
reading on "The Sisters" webpage about this assessment. Does anyone use it,
how effective is it versus the DRA2?
Karrie
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In our district, there was a 'sensory integration program' for years --
Bonding the Senses. Much (mild) controversy about whether or not there was
research to support etc. Anyway, those kids (often boys) typically had a
variety of difficulties and sometimes including social areas.
Another consider
