Education ELAR Module 2.8 Performance Assignment
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Informal Reading Inventory #1
Student: Ricardo Grade Level: 6 Age: 11 Total Words: 136 Total Errors: Reading Accuracy: Student's Reading Level:
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Reading Behavior |
What did the student do? |
Does the reading behavior count as an error? |
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Example: TP concealed
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The student did not know the word, so the teacher provided the word. |
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Informal Reading Inventory #2
Student: Adriana Grade Level: 6 Age: 11 Total Words: 172 Total Errors: Reading Accuracy: Student's Reading Level:
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Reading Behavior |
What did the student do? |
Does the reading behavior count as an error? |
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Informal Reading Inventory #3
Student: Kaleb Grade Level: 6 Age: 11 Total Words: 142 Total Errors: Reading Accuracy: Student's Reading Level:
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Reading Behavior |
What did the student do? |
Does the reading behavior count as an error? |
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Part II: Analyzing Word Reading Errors
Directions:
· Review Kaleb's reading errors.
· Identify two patterns of errors Kaleb exhibited in his assessment. In other words, what specific skills did Kaleb struggle with repeatedly?
· Using information from ELAR Module 2, list 2 strategies the teacher can use to help Kaleb improve word recognition.
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Reading Errors |
Why did Kaleb make this error? What is the pattern of errors? |
Strategies to Address Reading Errors |
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Example:
car for her
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The student struggled with reading words that contain r-controlled vowels. |
1. Have the student sort words that contain r-controlled vowels. 2. Have the student work with a partner to read a word list that contains r-controlled vowels. |
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1st Pattern of Errors
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2nd Pattern of Errors
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