Monday, February 26, 2018

Wk-5 Administering QRI 5 Assignments 1-4


Assignment 1



Mary is in 3rd grade. Mary’s first language is Spanish. She is identified an Ell student. Mary is in the third grade Mary is also in a pull-out Intervention. A  word list was used to estimate a beginning point.  The assessment usually starts two grades below the student’s grade level, therefore, Mary started Mary at the 1st grade word level, Mary was reading at independent level in level 1-word list 18 words correct/ 2 identified.

                                       Total correct Automatic 16/20

                                        Total correct Identified   2/20

                                        Total number correct     18/20

                                        Independent Reading Level 18-20

                                                                 90-100%

Assignment 2



Mary is now given given the level 2-word list. Mary got 17 words correct. This is borderline of instructional and frustration.

                                           Total correct Automatic 14/20

                                           Total correct Identified   3/20

                                            Total number correct      17/20

              This puts Mary at the boarder of Independent and frustration level

                                              Independent                Frustration

                                                    14-17                          below 14

                                                   70-85%                        below 70%



Assignment 3

Mary was given level 3-word list. However, the examiner immediately stopped, because Mary begin to struggle. It was decided that Mary would begin the comprehension assessment with level 2 a second-grade passage.





Assignment 4

Mary’s strengths and needs:

Mary’s total number of Miscues is 10, Number of meaning-change Miscues is 5. Words per minute (46) correct words per minute (44). This put’s Mary at the instructional level. I think Mary will benefits for phonics lessons. It is also important to note, Mary had great self-correcting skills. 

1 comment:

  1. I agree that Mary could use more instruction with phonetic awareness. She definitely seems to have an issue with words that are spelled similar but have completely different meanings.

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