1. Have you used the Maze Assessment in your classroom? Share your experiences! 2. How do you integrate ORF assessments into your literacy strategy? 3. Curious about the CFOL diagnostic? What questions do you have about assessing language comprehension? 👇 Drop your thoughts and questions below, and let's start a conversation about revolutionizing reading instruction! #EducatorDiscussion #LiteracyImprovement
Hi there, I recently gave my 8th graders (in my reading intervention) the Maze Assessment. I believe I calculated the score correctly. They answered 15 of the questions in the 3 minute time limit. They answered 11 correctly, and 4 incorrectly. I calculated the adjusted score as 9. I looked it up and the at or above benchmark is 70+ for eighth grade. Is this correct? Is there another test I could give my 8th graders who are well below grade level in reading?
In 8th grade, there are 3 Maze passages for universal screening - one science, one social studies and one prose. So the benchmark goal you mentioned sounds like a combination of the three passages. If your students are struggling readers, I suggest going straight to the ORF material where you think they can read for meaning and following that with diagnostic assessment.
1. Have you used the Maze Assessment in your classroom? Share your experiences!
2. How do you integrate ORF assessments into your literacy strategy?
3. Curious about the CFOL diagnostic? What questions do you have about assessing language comprehension?
👇 Drop your thoughts and questions below, and let's start a conversation about revolutionizing reading instruction!
#EducatorDiscussion #LiteracyImprovement
Hi there, I recently gave my 8th graders (in my reading intervention) the Maze Assessment. I believe I calculated the score correctly. They answered 15 of the questions in the 3 minute time limit. They answered 11 correctly, and 4 incorrectly. I calculated the adjusted score as 9. I looked it up and the at or above benchmark is 70+ for eighth grade. Is this correct? Is there another test I could give my 8th graders who are well below grade level in reading?
In 8th grade, there are 3 Maze passages for universal screening - one science, one social studies and one prose. So the benchmark goal you mentioned sounds like a combination of the three passages. If your students are struggling readers, I suggest going straight to the ORF material where you think they can read for meaning and following that with diagnostic assessment.