This document provides information about reading levels, reading speeds, and comprehension levels for different grade levels. It defines three reading levels: independent, instructional, and frustration. Independent readers have the highest reading speeds and comprehension levels, while frustration level readers have the lowest. Reading speed is calculated based on the number of words read per minute. Comprehension level is calculated as the percentage of correct answers to questions about a passage. A student's overall reading level is determined based on their word recognition and comprehension levels.
This document provides information about reading levels, reading speeds, and comprehension levels for different grade levels. It defines three reading levels: independent, instructional, and frustration. Independent readers have the highest reading speeds and comprehension levels, while frustration level readers have the lowest. Reading speed is calculated based on the number of words read per minute. Comprehension level is calculated as the percentage of correct answers to questions about a passage. A student's overall reading level is determined based on their word recognition and comprehension levels.
This document provides information about reading levels, reading speeds, and comprehension levels for different grade levels. It defines three reading levels: independent, instructional, and frustration. Independent readers have the highest reading speeds and comprehension levels, while frustration level readers have the lowest. Reading speed is calculated based on the number of words read per minute. Comprehension level is calculated as the percentage of correct answers to questions about a passage. A student's overall reading level is determined based on their word recognition and comprehension levels.
This document provides information about reading levels, reading speeds, and comprehension levels for different grade levels. It defines three reading levels: independent, instructional, and frustration. Independent readers have the highest reading speeds and comprehension levels, while frustration level readers have the lowest. Reading speed is calculated based on the number of words read per minute. Comprehension level is calculated as the percentage of correct answers to questions about a passage. A student's overall reading level is determined based on their word recognition and comprehension levels.