How do I assess a whole class’s reading without stopping lessons?
Each child plays for three minutes. Every answer feeds the report, and the report says where to go next — child by child.
What it measures
What exactly does the assessment measure?
Pre-reading skills — phonological processing, including phonemic awareness — and written-word reading skills, including decoding. Reading age for each child comes out of those two.
Reports identifying each child’s weak skills, and intervention plans with activities adapted to what each one needs. It is not a grade: it is a list of what to do next.
Sixty structured printable activities — forty for pre-reading skills and twenty for reading skills — with teaching objectives and step-by-step procedure.
Two control-group studies, published on this site with their charts and critical values. The methodology is recommended by the Directorate-General for Education, with more than 40 years of accumulated field experience behind it.
Year 1 study — reading words and pseudowords
Words
Pseudowords
Critical value — Words
Critical value — Pseudowords
Percentage of correct answers at the second assessment point, in Year 1: control group against intervention group, in word and pseudoword reading, against the minimum critical values for the age.
There is training on the app, training in the methodology, and continued support. It is what gets the methodology into the classroom instead of leaving it on the platform.