Curriculum-Based Measurement of Reading

The video tutorial provides an overview of curriculum-based measurement of reading (CBMR), highlighting its efficiency and role as a predictor of reading skills. It discusses the importance of standardization in CBMR and provides instructions for conducting and scoring CBMR. The tutorial includes practice exercises for students to enhance their understanding and application of CBMR.

What is the primary purpose of Curriculum-Based Measurement of Reading (CBMR)?

• To assess mathematical skills

• To evaluate oral reading fluency

• To measure physical fitness

• To test scientific knowledge

Which of the following is NOT one of the big five reading skills related to oral reading fluency?

• Phonemic awareness

• Vocabulary

• Alphabetic principle

• Mathematical reasoning

According to research, what is CBMR a good predictor of?

• Overall reading skills

• Mathematical ability

• Artistic talent

• Physical endurance

What is the benefit of early detection and intervention of reading problems using CBM-based models?

• It enhances physical fitness

• It boosts artistic creativity

• It improves mathematical skills

• It can nearly restore a student's grade level reading skills

Why is standardization important in CBMR?

• It provides a set of rules for conducting measurement

• It reduces the number of participants

• It increases the difficulty of the test

• It makes the test more expensive

Which version of CBMR instructions does LSUS use?

• Version one, which supplies missed words

• Version two, which does not supply missed words

• A combination of both versions

• A completely different version

What is NOT required to conduct a CBMR?

• Standardized instructions

• Grade-leveled reading passages

• A musical instrument

• A countdown timer

Why is a countdown timer recommended during CBMR?

• To play music

• To keep track of time accurately

• To distract the student

• To make the test more challenging

What should you do before starting the practice exercise with reading probes?

• Download and print the reading probes

• Memorize the entire transcript

• Watch a movie

• Take a nap

Where should you report your scores after practicing with reading probes?

• In a public forum

• On Moodle

• In a personal diary

• On social media