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Reading inventory
Reading inventory








reading inventory
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This allows more time to work directly with the students in addressing their needs." Cultural selections for the reading passages enhance their knowledge of important topics and current events. I am able to give a passage to the entire class and have them record their responses instead of having to individually assess the students. "Reading Progress has been such a time saver for assessing and analyzing my high school ELL students’ reading fluency. Luis Oliviera, Director of Unified Arts and ELA at Middletown High School in Middletown, RI shared: The implications of a private and regular space for older learners to practice fluency are immense. The stigma of reading out loud and lack of educator time has previously made consistent fluency practice and monitoring in post-elementary education settings minimal. We've seen the expected wide usage for emerging readers, as well as utilization for middle and high school fluency checks, special education and dyslexia support, and for building English skills for non-native speakers. We’ve also seen high interest for adult literacy scenarios. Get started with these three new Reading Progress resourcesĭuring our broad private preview, Reading Progress was utilized by educators supporting learners across age ranges and with a variety of support needs. Insights provides a holistic view of trends and data including accuracy rate, correct words per minute, most challenging vocabulary, mispronunciations, omissions and insertions.

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Teams Education Insights dashboards help visualize class and individual progress.

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Whether educators used the Auto-detect feature for quick review, or manually code errors, valuable data is collected in Insights. Now reading fluency practice can happen anywhere! By empowering students to complete their reading fluency assignments regularly and independently, Reading Progress keeps the focus on practice and growth, not performing under pressure. Creating recordings allows educators to check students’ progress more regularly while also freeing up time for active instruction. Traditionally, tracking students’ fluency is irregular and time consuming because it requires one on one close listening, while somehow still managing the remainder of the class. Students read their passages out loud, creating a recording teachers can access and review at their convenience. Educators upload a single reading fluency passage or differentiate for their class’ many levels.

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Reading Progress is free and built-in to Microsoft Teams Assignments and works on all platforms, including Desktop, Mac, web, iOS and Android. In a broad sample of districts, second and third graders performed about 30 percent behind expectations, with the most severe impact concentrated in already struggling schools. As students, families, and educators continue to navigate uncertainty, we are excited to introduce Reading Progress in Teams as a flexible resource that can build opportunities for students and educators to get back on track in a non-stigmatizing and highly customizable way.

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A recent study from Stanford shows Oral Reading Fluency growth dropped during the pandemic. This year, educators face the additional challenge of building a supportive and rigorous school experience for students who are entering the classroom without some of the skills they would have developed in a normal year.

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Navigating time constraints while also managing a class full of students is no small undertaking. Reading Progress has now fully rolled out globally! Built into Assignments in Teams, Reading Progress passages are easy to create and differentiate for impactful instruction. Reading Progress is a free tool designed to support educators in creating personalized reading experiences that build confidence and reading fluency in their students.










Reading inventory