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My question was related to Jennifer's comment below. How do I perform the
informal comprehension check? Pardon my ignorance, I am still a new teacher.
Thank you
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This is another case of needing to clarify terminology.
Reliable- a test given that's likely to get the same score each time it's given.
Validity- the test measures what it's supposed to measure in this case reading
ability.
I don't want to oversimplify this, but rather clarify my earlier
Thanks everyone for your responses. Thank you for the clarification Jennifer. I
love this group!
Evelia
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This is another case of needing to clarify terminology.
Reliable- a test given that's
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Lexile Measure
Are there any free assessments out there that I could use to determine the
Lexile reading level of my students? Thank you.
Evelia
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The SRI costs money--but is the most reliable way to get a lexile.The cheapest
thing to do is to test books you know the lexile of on children. Ask them to
read a passage from several books of differing lexiles... Do an informal
comprehension check and you are good to go. Less reliable but
: Palmer, Jennifer jennifer.pal...@hcps.org
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The SRI costs money--but is the most reliable way to get a lexile.The cheapest
thing to do
Actually, I would say that Jennifer's option of having kids read
passages from the actual books is MORE reliable, since it is more real
and authentic. Unless you are hung up on data crunching, of course.
But whenever possible I am for putting the data gathering back into
the hands and minds
.
Shannon Bumgarner
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The SRI costs
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The SRI costs money--but is the most reliable way to get a lexile.The
cheapest
thing to do is to test books you know the lexile of on children. Ask them to
read a passage from
My question was related to Jennifer's comment below. How do I perform the
informal comprehension check? Pardon my ignorance, I am still a new teacher.
Thank you,
Evelia
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On Jul 17, 2013, at 7:04 AM, Palmer, Jennifer jennifer.pal...@hcps.org
wrote:
The SRI costs money--but
to
progress monitor tier 2 and 3 students?
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Monique Temple
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I have
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I have worked in several districts that all have used NWEA Measures of
Academic Progress. If you are not familiar
if they blow it off, the data won't be
valid.
From: evelia cadet cadeteve...@hotmail.com
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We use ISIP
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My K-12 district has been looking into switching to NWEA Measure of Academic
Progress for our universal screener. The only drawback we see is our current
universal screener (K-8 AIMSweb, which provides Lexile) has
testing.
Ann Walker
Reading Specialist
Illinois
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Are there any free assessments out there that I could use to determine the
Lexile reading level of my students? Thank you.
Evelia
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