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I found 3 resources for assessing the difficulty of a book or article yesterday:
And here is Hoagie's Gifted Education Page on readability tests.
When it comes to figuring out your child's reading level, I found the San Diego Quick Assessment helpful. I'll let you know how well it jibes with Christopher's ITBS scores. Scholastic on the San Diego (pdf file)
-- CatherineJohnson - 04 Dec 2006 Back to: Main Page.
I found 3 resources for assessing the difficulty of a book or article yesterday:
- Dale-Chall Readability Index (pdf file) (used in conjunction with Dale-Chall Word List (pdf file)
- Lexile Book Search (use in conjunction with Lexile FAQ) (I think Mark Roulo put me onto Lexile, but have lost the note I remember having made about it...)
And here is Hoagie's Gifted Education Page on readability tests.
When it comes to figuring out your child's reading level, I found the San Diego Quick Assessment helpful. I'll let you know how well it jibes with Christopher's ITBS scores. Scholastic on the San Diego (pdf file)
-- CatherineJohnson - 04 Dec 2006 Back to: Main Page.