However, I'm puzzled about the use of a 1 -
minute oral reading fluency measure to make this kind of decision.
Should consequential educational decisions be based upon 1 -
minute oral reading fluency measures?
A one -
minute oral read won't provide a reliable estimate of how well a child can read a text fluently.
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The number of correct words per
minute from the passage is the
oral reading fluency score.
Significantly more reliable and valid outcomes on such tests required three -
minutes of
oral reading.
Because all Level 7 codes were frequently coded, and because multiple Level 7 codes were almost always coded during a 5 -
minute segment, a decision was made to consider the incidence of active (
reading, writing, manipulation) and passive (
reading turn - taking,
oral turn - taking, and listening) events out of the total number of Level 7 codes recorded.
Whether teacher - designed or commercial, the IRI is a useful task for assessing children's
oral reading rate, accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and retelling in a 10 - 15
minute session.
To estimate kids»
oral reading fluency, DIBELS requires that children perform two one -
minute reads; two
readings, two passages.
The teacher administers an
oral reading fluency assessment, listening to each student
read grade - level passages and calculating the number of words and average words per
minute the student has
read correctly.
To determine if a student needs a
reading fluency intervention, compare his or her average words - correct - per - minute (wcpm) score from two or three unpracticed readings of grade - level assessment passages to oral reading fluency norms, such as the Hasbrouck - Tindal Oral Reading Fluency
reading fluency intervention, compare his or her average words - correct - per -
minute (wcpm) score from two or three unpracticed
readings of grade - level assessment passages to
oral reading fluency norms, such as the Hasbrouck - Tindal Oral Reading Fluency No
oral reading fluency norms, such as the Hasbrouck - Tindal Oral Reading Fluency
reading fluency norms, such as the Hasbrouck - Tindal
Oral Reading Fluency No
Oral Reading Fluency
Reading Fluency Norms.
A student's
oral reading fluency score is measured by the number of words in a text that a student
reads correctly in a
minute.
«Bloody Hell: An
Oral History of the Making of Blade Runner,» by Dave Gardetta, Los Angeles Magazine, February 2007,
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