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Reading Assessment Database: Search Results
The essential cognitive elements of the reading process have been outlined in the Cognitive Framework of Reading.
To assist educators in organizing their assessment practices around the cognitive framework, we've created a way to
easily search for published early reading assessments that specifically test skills and knowledge outlined by the
Cognitive Framework of Reading.
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 Texas Primary Reading Inventory
Author: Texas Education Agency, The University of Texas System, & The University of Houston System Date Published: 2010
Date Published: 2010
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| Cost |
$189.95 for the TPRI® Benchmarking Kit (K-3) that includes the TPRI® Teacher's Guide, Reading Comprehension Story Booklet, Task Cards, and Stopwatch |
| Time to administer |
Varies depending on level and subtests given. |
| Administration |
Individual or Group |
| Grades |
K, 1, 2, 3 |
Cognitive elements
supported |
Reading Comprehension
Language Comprehension
Decoding
Phoneme Awareness
Concepts About Print
Phonological Awareness
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Subtests and
skills assessed |
Phonemic Awareness — Student must demonstrate awareness of phonemes through a variety of phonological and phoneme awareness tasks (segmentation, deletion, etc.). (Grades K and 1)
Word Reading — Student must correctly identify words in graded lists. (Grades 1, 2, and 3)
Book and Print Awareness — Student must demonstrate knowledge of the function of print and of the characteristics of books and other print materials. (Grade K)
Listening Comprehension — Teacher reads passages aloud to the student, and the student must demonstrate comprehension by answering comprehension questions about the text. (Grades K and 1)
Graphophonemic Knowledge — Student must identify letters by name and demonstrate knowledge of letter-sound (phoneme) correspondence (Grades K and 1), perform word building activities (Grade 1), and spelling activities (Grades 2 and 3).
Reading Accuracy — Student must accurately read aloud graded passages of text. (Grades 1, 2, and 3)
Reading Fluency — Student must read connected text accurately, quickly, and without hesitation. (Grades 1, 2, and 3)
Reading Comprehension — Student must independently read passages of text and correctly answer comprehension questions related to the text. (Grades 1, 2, and 3) |
Language(s) tool can
be administered in |
English |
Score reporting
and test design data |
This is a criterion-referenced assessment. No normative data is available. Reliability and validity data are available from the publisher. |
| Notes |
TPRI® is a complete solution for assessing and improving the reading skills of K-3 students who receive primary reading instruction in English. Used in more than 75,000 classrooms across the country, TPRI® helps teachers identify students’ strengths and problem areas early and provide effective, data-informed instruction. The TPRI® system guides teachers through every step of improving reading outcomes for all students: Screening, Diagnosis, Intervention, and Monitoring. Teachers start with a brief, reliable universal screener that identifies students at risk for reading difficulties. Once screening has identified children who may be at risk, teachers use the Inventory Section to conduct a more in-depth assessment of struggling students' skills in key areas. Teachers then target instruction to their students' needs with the Intervention Activities Guide. With the brief Progress Monitoring Assessments—one kit for emerging readers, one for beginning readers—teachers will monitor student progress in just a few minutes. |
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