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End of the UnitIn this section, you will find:Making DecisionsAs you near the end of the unit, you will need tomake decisions. Should you administer the OralReading Fluency Assessment or should you teachExtra Practice lessons?Unit 27 Oral Reading Fluency AssessmentThe Unit 27 Oral Reading Fluency Assessment islocated on page 54 and can also be found in theAssessment Manual.Certificate of AchievementCelebrate your children’s accomplishments.Extra PracticeLessons and blackline masters for added decodingpractice and independent work are provided forstudents who need extended practice opportunities.52
Making DecisionsASSESSMENT READINESSAssess when students are able to easily complete decoding tasks fromthe beginning of a lesson.• If you aren’t sure whether students are ready for the assessment, givethe assessment. Do Extra Practice lessons if needed.• If students are not ready for the assessment, proceed to Extra Practicelessons. Administer the assessment as soon as students are ready.GENERAL ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES• Assess all students.• Assess each child individually.• Score student responses on the Student Assessment Record, adheringto the scoring criteria in the Assessment Manual. Use a stopwatch totime how long it takes the student to read the oral fluency passage.• Follow the general instructions at the bottom of each assessment.Record a Strong Pass, a Pass, a Weak Pass, or a No Pass.ACCELERATION• If students read with 100% accuracy and exceed the fluencygoal, consider shortening units.• If an individual student reads with greater fluency than othersin his or her group, consider regrouping.INTERVENTION OPTIONS—INDIVIDUALS(WEAK PASS, NO PASS)1. Add informal practice throughout the day.2. Add practice with repeated readings on Solo Stories.3. Find ways to provide a double dose of Read Well instruction.• Have the student work in his or her group and alower group.• Have an instructional assistant, older student, orparent volunteer preview or review lessons.• Have an instructional assistant provide instructionwith Extra Practice lessons.4. Consider placement in a lower group. If one child’s fluency scoresare significantly lower than the other children in the group, successwill be impossible without additional and intensive practice.INTERVENTION OPTIONS—Group (WEAK PASS, NO PASS)1. Extend the unit with Extra Practice lessons.2. Consider a Jell-Well Review before moving forward. (See theAssessment Manual.)CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENTWhen students pass the assessment, celebrate with the Certificateof Achievement. Then, set a personal goal. (See Getting Started.)ASSESSINGUNPRACTICEDREADINGDo not have children practicethe assessments. The goal ofreading instruction is toprovide children with theskills to read independently.Repeated readings are anexcellent tool for buildingfluency; however, the endof-the-unitassessment isdesigned to assess how wellstudents transfer their skillsto unrehearsed passages.53
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