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2011 Panel Presentations

PLEASE NOTE:

The following presentations have been posted as a courtesy to attending members and are for personal use only. The research contained herein is often in-process and unfinished, so in deference to the researchers, please DO NOT distribute these materials publicly.

Many session organizers did not submit presentations for inclusion on this page. Anyone still wishing to submit a presentation should send to monroeb(at)easternct(dot)edu.


Panel Presentations

Balancing on Three Legs: the Tension Between Aligning to Standards, Predicting High-Stakes Outcomes, and Being Sensitive to Growth

Effect of Comprehension on Passage Fluency in Spanish and English for Second Grade English Learners

Oral Reading Fluency Growth from First through Fifth Grade: A Growth Mixture Model Approach

Support for Students' Learning From Texts

Equivalency of Progress Monitoring Passages

Early Learning in Mathematics (ELM): Developing Observation Instruments to Explore Mediators of Student Achievement

Sentinel Schools in the DIBELS Data System: An exploration of methods for population-type research

Developing Benchmark Goals and Cut-points for Risk: Odds of Achieving Subsequent Reading Goals

Using Developmental Trajectories with Infants and Toddlers: Developing Benchmark Goals and Cut-points for Risk

Frequency Effects on Word Learning in Poor Comprehenders

Examining the Text Difficulty Continuum and its Role in Preparing Students for Success

Subgroups of Adult Basic Education Learners with Different Profiles of Reading Skills

Developing Benchmark Goals and Cut-point For Risk: A Contrasting-Groups Standard-Setting Approach

SRSD for Reading Comprehension

Relations among Student Attention Behaviors, Teacher Practices, and Beginning Word Reading Skill of Kindergartners

Writing Assessment Data: What Inferences Can We Really Make?

Advances in Benchmark Assessment in Mathematics

Growth in Literacy, Language and Cognition in Children with Reading Difficulties who are English Language Learners

Early Mathematics Assessment

These Four Presentations are in One File

Cognitive Processes Related to Reading and Math Disability: Relevant For Instruction?

Cognitive Processes Related to Reading Disability

Processes and Learning Disabilities in Mathematics

The Cognitive Predictors of Computational Skill with Whole versus Rational Numbers: An Exploratory Study

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