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The correlations ranged from .61 to .69. Using the highest correlational .69, only 47.6 percent shared variance existed between standard cloze scores and Homan MCC scores.
The purpose of the prediction equation was to set up the criteria for determining instructional reading level. V.Tien dealing with the placement of students in the correct Instruc- tional level and thereby correct reader, having more than 50 87 Table 22 Constant and b Values Used In the Prediction Equation Grade Level b Const...ant 3 O.U837 16.1227 4 0.6950 11.4i)65 5 0.6091 13.9831 88 percent of the variance of MCC not explained by standard cloze leaves too much room for placenent error.
These results reinforce that standard cloze scores should not be used to develop a criteria for uslnn Honan "CC scores In the classroom to determine Instructional reading level.
CHAPTER V SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS Standard cloze and the IRI are both used to deternlne instructional reading level. This study was designed to explore the relationship of a new form of cloze test, '.'.CC, to standard cloze and the IRI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The correlations ranged from .61 to .69. Using the highest correlational .69, only 47.6 percent shared variance existed between standard cloze scores and Homan MCC scores.
The purpose of the prediction equation was to set up the criteria for determining instructional reading level. V.Tien dealing with the placement of students in the correct Instruc- tional level and thereby correct reader, having more than 50 87 Table 22 Constant and b Values Used In the Prediction Equation Grade Level b Const...ant 3 O.U837 16.1227 4 0.6950 11.4i)65 5 0.6091 13.9831 88 percent of the variance of MCC not explained by standard cloze leaves too much room for placenent error.
These results reinforce that standard cloze scores should not be used to develop a criteria for uslnn Honan "CC scores In the classroom to determine Instructional reading level.
CHAPTER V SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS Standard cloze and the IRI are both used to deternlne instructional reading level. This study was designed to explore the relationship of a new form of cloze test, '.'.CC, to standard cloze and the IRI.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homan, Susan Lubet to read onlineMoreLess
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