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1 Assessments for Secondary Students Principal s s Leadership Conference Randee Winterbottom Pat Howard Florida Center for Reading Research June 2005
2 Objectives To assist principals to Understand purposes for reading assessment Know the four types of assessment Know what skills may need to be assessed Have an overview of the secondary study on progress monitoring tools Learn about oral reading passages for next year Become familiar with commonly used secondary assessments
3 Why Assess? Collect data to determine problems and make decisions about students May be formal or informal and conducted through a variety of methods: Record reviews Interviews Observations Testing
4 Four Types of Assessments Screening First Alert which students may need extra assistance Progress Monitoring Is the child making adequate progress towards reading goals? Diagnostic Used only if progress monitoring is not answering Questions concerning a student s s weaknesses and strengths in reading skills Outcome Did the student make progress toward reading standards
5 Upper Grades Study - Spring 2005 Purpose: To establish the reliability of several measures and their relationship to performance on the FCAT and to determine if one of the measures would be suited for use as a state-wide progress monitoring measure. Leon and Dade 300 randomly assigned students in grades 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Measures to be used: FCAT passages for ORF grades 6, 7, 8, 9 - Individual FCAT maze passages grades 4, 6, 8, 10 - Group Espin Mazes grades 8 and 10 - Group Test of Silent Word Reading Fluency (TOSWRF) - Individual Test of Sentence Reading Efficiency (TOSRE) - Group WASI Vocabulary and Similarities - Individual
6 Upper Grades Study - Fall 2005 cont. If one of the group administered measures shows promise as a valid and reliable predictor of FCAT performance, a progress monitoring tryout study will be conducted. School districts representative of the overall demographics of the state will participate The same students who are receiving progress monitoring with ORF probes will be administered the group measure to determine any meaningful differences - group vs. individually administered and sensitivity to individual growth
7 Oral Reading Fluency Passages for FCRR working with JRF! Office to make passages available for ORF for progress monitoring Optional FCAT released passages or FCAT- like passages developed for this purpose Plan to make them downloadable from a JRF! web site Will be able to enter data into the PMRN
8 Student Practice #1 Video Clip
9 Florida s Hummingbirds (Student #1) Hummingbirds live only in the Americas. Of the 338 species 10 known, 16 are found in the United States and 3 occur in Florida. 23 mispronunciation Black-chinned and rufous hummingbirds occasionally can be 31 seen in Florida during the winter, but the ruby-throated hummingbird 42 is by far the most common hummer in the state. This feathered jewel 55 (only) is about 3 inches long and weighs as little as a penny. Its name 69 mispronunciation omission describes the most brilliant part of the mature male s plumage. The 80 mispronunciation throat feathers contain air bubbles that give off an iridescent red 91 tone in full light. Both sexes, young and mature birds, have metallic green backs and white-tipped tail feathers. 110 mispronunciations The ruby-throat s breeding range extends from central Kansas to 120 omission 3 second rule the east coast and from Saskatchewan to central Florida. Although 130 some birds may stay in south Florida year-round], most spend the 142 winter in Mexico and South America, where the weather is warmer. 153
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12 What Skills Should be Assessed? Testing older students specifically on phonological awareness measures does not add power to the identification of reading and spelling difficulties (Hogan, Catts & Little, in press) Direct measures of academic skills will provide the most accurate data for planning instruction
13 What Skills Should be Assessed? (cont.) Some of the types of assessments to consider are Passage Reading Comprehension Oral Reading Fluency Vocabulary Knowledge Word Recognition Speed and Accuracy Knowledge of Phoneme-Grapheme (sound- symbol), Syllables, Morphology (units of meaning) and Correspondences in Ortholography (writing)
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15 Florence Roswell and Jeanne Chall Diagnostic Assessments of Reading
16 DAR: Characteristics Six individually administered tests of essential areas of reading and language Suitable for students of all ages functioning on pre-reading reading levels through end of high school Easy to administer Brief administration time
17 DAR: Characteristics (cont.) Easy to score Separate scores for each subtest Meaningful, easy to interpret scores Based on extensive research & experience Meets the State DOE content requirements Quality, sturdy materials
18 The DAR Will Help You... Develop a constructive student-teacher teacher relationship Identify a student s s strengths and weaknesses in reading provides opportunities for quantitative and qualitative diagnostic information Assess the reading development/growth of a given student Prescribe meaningful individualized instruction Based on years of actual practice and proven reliability and validity.
19 DAR Tests Word Recognition Word Analysis Oral Reading Silent Reading Comprehension Spelling Word Meaning
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26 GRADE Group Reading Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation Provides data for older students to assist with instructional decision - making
27 Group Reading Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation (GRADE) Can be group administered Out-of of-level testing is available Students who are in need of intensive interventions may need to be assessed below their grade enrollments Level 5 is for very low 6 th 12 th graders
28 GRADE cont. Level 6 is for very low 7 th - 12 th graders Level M is for very low 10 th 12 graders Vocabulary measures decoding and vocabulary knowledge Sentence Comprehension measures ability to comprehend a sentence as a complete thought 12 th
29 GRADE cont. Listening Comprehension measures understanding of spoken language Passage Comprehension measures ability to comprehend extended text as a whole Test is not timed but recommendation is for two 30 minute sessions Has 2 forms making progress monitoring an option
30 GRADE cont. Norm-referenced referenced with a variety of score types: stanines, percentiles, normal curve equivalencies, standard scores, grade equivalents Provides Diagnostic Analyses Summary for each subtest Passages include narrative and expository and vary in length
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34 Sample Spelling Inventory Error Analysis Features Short Vowel Digraph Trigraph Blend Complex consonant VCE Vowel Teams Root Morphograp h Vowel +R Total Points phone ph o-e (correct) smudge u sm -dge 1 squirt squ ir 1 throat thr oa 1 fraction frac 1 (correct) dream dr ea 1 (correct) fright fr igh 1 Blue circles indicate incorrect spellings + 1 indicates that the whole word was spelled correctly Adapted from Lousia Moats Spellography Spelling Inventory
35 Case Study #1: Tatiana, Grade 8 (September) Skill Assessed Reading Comprehension Oral Reading Fluency Oral Word Reading Efficiency Silent Reading Comprehension Measure FCAT Reading from previous spring State - Provided Passages on 8 th grade reading level TOWRE real and nonsense words Core Reading Program Placement Test Level 2 Results 112 wcpm 30 th percentile (Hasbrouck and Tindal) Real Words 48 th percentile Nonwords 35 th percentile 38% correct on silent reading Comprehension - beginning 6 th grade
36 Tatiana Where does her instructional level appear to be? Does she need instruction in decoding? Would she benefit from fluency practice? Are there other measures that should be administered? Which ones? Why?
37 Tatiana Where does her instructional level appear to be? Based on data provided about 6 th grade Does she need instruction in decoding? Would she benefit from fluency practice? Are there other measures that should be administered? Which ones? Why?
38 Tatiana Where does her instructional level appear to be? Based on data provided about 6 th grade Does she need instruction in decoding? Probably, since she scored in the 35%ile on the TOWRE nonword Would she benefit from fluency practice? Are there other measures that should be administered? Which ones? Why?
39 Tatiana Where does her instructional level appear to be? Based on data provided about 6 th grade Does she need instruction in decoding? Probably, since she scored in the 35%ile on the TOWRE nonword Would she benefit from fluency practice? Yes, she only read 112 wcpm and scored in the 30 th percentile on the ORF measure. Increasing her ORF fluency would likely improve her comprehension as well Are there other measures that should be administered? Which ones? Why?
40 Tatiana Where does her instructional level appear to be? Based on data provided about 6 th Does she need instruction in decoding? Probably, since she scored in the 35%ile on the TOWRE nonword Would she benefit from fluency practice? th grade Yes, she only read 112 wcpm and scored in the 30 th percentile on the ORF measure. Increasing her ORF fluency would likely improve her comprehension as well Are there other measures that should be administered? Which ones? Why? Yes. A developmental spelling test. Conducting an error analysis on the spelling test would provide valuable information to the teacher about any gaps Tatiana may have with her decoding skills.
41 Summary Understand purposes for reading assessment Overview of the secondary progress monitoring study Be familiar with the ORF measure for Identify assessments that will meet the needs at your school
42 Contact Information Randee Winterbottom Pat Howard
43 Thank You
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