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CBMReading is Curriculum Based Measurement for reading ScreenBenchmark 3 times a year all students Read a 3 grade level passages for one minute each Words Read Correctly ID: 617485

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What is ?

CBMReading is Curriculum Based Measurement for reading Screen/Benchmark

3

times a year (all students)

Read

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3 grade-level passages for one minute eachWords Read Correctly (WRC) per minute are computed Reading errors are recorded Frequent progress monitoring for students who are not proficient

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64 words correct per minute.

8 errors. (89% accuracy)Slide4

View a Sample Assessment

SAMPLE

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Accuracy and Automaticity (fluency)Slide6

Theories & Evidence

Theoretic Foundation: Fluency & AutomaticityAssembly & Automation TheoryComprehension enabled by automatic word identification

Information Processing ModelImproved automaticity frees up working memory Freeing cognitive resources for more complex action

Phases of Skill Development (Instructional Hierarchy

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Accuracy

Fluency Generalization

AdaptionSlide7

Fluency

We use fluency because it represents the automation of procedural skills, which confers Generalization of skillsPermanence of skillsFreeing of cognitive resources for more complex tasks

AND, rate-based assessments are more sensitive to growth over short periodsSlide8

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Back to …Slide9

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Browser-Based Scoring for CBMReading and earlyReading assessments:

Teacher gives standardized directions.

Teacher provides student with materials to view/read.

Student

responds

Teacher scores “in real time” on computer or laptop

or

(CBMReading shown in example. Process for most earlyReading assessments is similar in both English and Spanish.)

Paper copies for student to read aloud

Teacher scores on computer device. Slide10

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As student reads , click any word to mark an error.

Click

“Start Timer”

Expand any section to obtain administration and scoring directions

When “timer is up,” click last word +

“Mark Last Word”

Click

“Submit Test”

* Submit Test:

Auto-scores and saves the data.

The next assessment appears , or you may return to the main screen.

Administering CBMReading

(CBMReading shown

on iPad)Slide11

Administration & Scoring of

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Quicksheet

Find the CBMR Quicksheet CBMR tab in your binder Follow along as we review the directions for administration of CBMR

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Administration & Scoring

13Gather MaterialsTeacher

: Browser-based FAST application.Student:

Paper copy of student materials.Prepare to assessNavigate to CBMReading assessment.

Find student name and select

pencil

icon for CBMReading.Slide14

Administration & Scoring:

Preparation14Click to review “Preparation”

Click to review “Test Items” and read directions

verbatim

to the student.Slide15

Administration &

Scoring: Test Items15

Read directions

verbatim

.

Be ready to start timer.

Start timer at moment student says first word. (Wait up to 3 seconds.) Any 3” delays, pauses, or struggles with a word:

Say the word to the student and mark it as an error.

Speed readers:

Pause timer quickly (e.g., within first sentence or so) address student and resume.

End of 1-minute:

Mark last word. Prep for next passage.Slide16

Administration & Scoring:

Scoring16Review “Scoring, Timing & Discontinue” rules:

3-second pauses or struggles:

Read the word to the student and mark the word incorrect. (Only when pause is 3-seconds.)

When to discontinue early: If student gets first 10 words incorrect

Incorrect word?

Check the “Scoring Details” section for specifics.Slide17

Administration & Scoring:

Errors17Review “Scoring Details”

rules:

Mispronunciations

(Miscue)

Added endings

(Miscue)Substitutions

(Miscue)

Omissions

Word Reversals

(Word order)

3-second pause

(or struggle without reading word)Slide18

Administration & Scoring:

Not Errors

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Review “

Scoring Details”

rules:

Repetitions (are not errors)Dialect Differences(Dialect or articulation differences are not errors)

Insertions

(are not errors)

Self-Corrections

(When within 3 seconds are not

errors)Slide19

Administration & Scoring:

Summary of Errors

ERRORS

Mispronunciations,

adding endings, substitutions (miscues)

Omissions

3-second pauses or strugglesWord reversalsRepetitionsDialect differencesInsertionsSelf-corrections (within 3 seconds)

NOT ERRORSSlide20

Administration & Scoring

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Use “Real Time”

(The default setting for any PC, Mac, iPad or Chromebook)

Administering

CBMReading

via browserUse “1 minute”(The default setting for any PC, Mac, iPad or Chromebook)

Start Timer

After you read directions verbatim and student says first word.

Click to mark errors

Click again to de-selectSlide21

Administration & Scoring

21Administering CBMReading via browser

Bulk Errors:

Highlight a row (or portion of a row) if student skipped a group of words. Then click the

“Bulk Errors” button

to mark them all incorrect.Slide22

Administration & Scoring

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Mark last word

Click on the last word the student read when the “tone” is played at the end of time limit. Click it again to mark it as an error.

Administering

CBMReading

via browser

Submit

testSlide23

Practice

Through the training we will show you various ways to provide practice as you train staff to use FAST. You may choose to:Have participants watch administration videos while using the ORRA to check for standardized administrationHave participants watch you use the online modules while using the ORRA to check your standardized administrationHave participants practice with each otherHave participants practice using the online training practice modules

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CBMReading Practice

10-minuteIndependent Activity & Practice:Log inNavigate to Certification and choose the

CBMReadingNavigate to “Practice

”Wear your headphonesComplete any 3 items

Reflect on your accuracy

Discuss with partnerSlide25

Alternate Practice (Paper-Pencil)

25Get into a group of 4 individuals

Locate your training packetsNominate:

Examiner 1: One person to read directions to “student” and score.Examiner 2:

One person to serve as 2

nd

examiner (score only).Student: One person will pretend to be the student.ORAA Observer: One person will complete the Observing and Rating Administrator Accuracy (ORAA) formExaminer 1

Examiner 2

“Student”ORAA ObserverSlide26

Alternate Practice

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Examiner 1:

Administer directions and score student. Wait for trainer to start timer unless otherwise directed. Mark a slash through errors, and a bracket after last word read at the end of the 1-minute period.

Student:

Read in a way that simulates a low, average, or high-performing student’s reading abilities.

Examiner 2:

Also score the student. ORAA Observer: Observe Examiner 1 while completing the ORAA form.Slide27

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CBMReading: 1 minuteSlide28

Calculate Results

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Examiner 1:

Calculate your results as shown.

Student:

Stand by.

Examiner 2:

Calculate your results as shown. Compare with Examiner 1.ORAA Observer:

Summarize ORAA notes.

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Calculate Results

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Examiners 1 & 2:

Calculate Median Score: (Shown above)

Cross out High and Low Scores. Keep middle score. This is the median score:

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Student:

Nominate next student from your group.

ORAA Observer: Summarize ORAA notes. Nominate next ORAA Observer, Student and examiners. Repeat process.

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QUESTIONS?Slide31

It’s about

time.www.FastForTeachers.org

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THANK YOU!Slide32

Log in to

FASTSlide33

Log in to the Iowa TIER Training Site

http://tiertraining.edspring.orgCreate a new user (for today only)33

• Collaborating for Iowa’s Kids • Phase X Implementation • Fall 2014 •Slide34

Navigate to the FAST Training

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Click “Certification” under FAST Tools

Select the appropriate check mark for your selection.

CLICK HERE

This reports your training status.Slide35

Navigate to the FAST Training

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Click “?” to access HELP

Select the appropriate check mark for your selection.

CLICK HERE

This reports your training status.

“Certification”CLICK HERESlide36

CBMReading Practice

Practice:Log inNavigate to Certification and choose the CBMReading

Navigate to “Practice”

Wear your headphonesComplete any 3 itemsReflect on your accuracy

Discuss with partner

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