Preface |
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Section 1 Introduction to the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Section 2 Why Another Informal Reading Inventory? A Research Perspective |
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Early Reading Assessment: A Developmental Perspective |
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Factors Related to Comprehension |
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Factors Related to Word Identification |
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Section 3 A General Description of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Section 4 Information Provided by the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Determining Reader Strengths and Needs |
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Section 5 Uses of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II The Examiner as a Reflective Decision Maker |
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The Reading-Assessment Specialist |
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Section 6 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II Preparation for Testing |
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Section 7 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II The Word Lists |
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Purposes for Administering the Word Lists |
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Procedures for Administering the Word Lists |
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Procedures for Scoring the Word Lists |
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Section 8 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II Assessment of Prior Knowledge |
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Assessing Prior Knowledge |
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Section 9 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II The Passages |
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Purposes for Administering the Passages |
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General Procedures for Administering the Passages |
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How to Find an Instructional Level |
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Section 10 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II Word Identification in Context: Oral Reading |
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Recording Oral Reading Miscues |
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Counting Oral Reading Miscues |
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Analyzing Oral Reading Miscues: Miscue Analysis |
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Section 11 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II Comprehension |
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Criteria for Determining Reading Levels |
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Section 12 Administration and Scoring of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II Assessing Strategic Reading |
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Look-Backs: Locating Answers to Explicit Questions |
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Look-Backs: Arriving at Answers to Implicit Questions |
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Look-Backs: Assessing Student Awareness of Comprehension Roadblocks |
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Look-Backs: Assessing Vocabulary Knowledge |
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Using a Think-Aloud Procedure to Assess Comprehension |
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Assessing Note-Taking Ability |
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Assessing Listening Comprehension |
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Section 13 Summarizing the Results of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Section 14 Examples of Using the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Using the QRI-II in the Classroom to Estimate Reading Level |
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Using the QRI-II for Reading Portfolios |
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Using the QRI-II for Planning Intervention Instruction |
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Section 15 Test Materials |
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Pre-primer Level Passages |
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People at Work (Pictures) |
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The Pig Who Learned to Read (Pictures) |
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The Bear and the Rabbit (Pictures) |
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What Can I Get for My Toy? |
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Father's New Game (Pictures) |
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Cats: Lions and Tigers in Your House |
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Section 16 Technical Development of the Qualitative Reading Inventory-II |
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Development of the Word Identification Tests |
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Development of the Prior-Knowledge Assessment Tasks |
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Development of the Measures of Comprehension |
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Development of the Passages |
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Rationale for Scoring Oral-Reading Miscues |
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309 | (1) |
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Using the QRI-II to Guide Instruction |
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References |
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