Meanwhile, critics also charge that DIBELS’ ability to measure students’ reading skills is being oversold. “First of all, it’s a very narrow instrument,” said Samuel J. Meisels, the ...

Because DIBELS measures progress by the number of words students can read in 60 seconds, students who self-monitor for meaning by slowing down, or those who reread to ensure understanding, are ...

In Montgomery County public schools, the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills test, or DIBELS, is used as a screening tool for kindergarten through second grade students, said Ann ...

Today, they’re taking it seriously, because the acronym DIBELS has come to symbolize the standard for early-literacy assessment throughout much of the country. National Clout of DIBELS Test ...

But DIBELS only tests a narrow slice of a young child’s development. “What we know is how your child is developing social-emotionally is as important as academic skills,” he added.

MetaMetrics®, developer of The Lexile Framework® for Reading, and Dynamic Measurement Group , developer of DIBELS Next®, today expanded their partnership. Over the past nine years, MetaMetrics ...

The DIBELS test is intended for kindergartners, however, and is not intended for preschool-aged children such as those in TK, according to one of the test’s developers.

The DIBELS data just updated to include End of Year (EOY) screening reflect that while younger grades showed progress over the course of the year, as one would expect, ...

DIBELS measures basic reading skills, such as phonics and word recognition. EOGs focus more on comprehension. The differing results point to a key concern among some academics — that efforts to ...

The DIBELS is a brief literacy and dyslexia screening taken in English, while the mCLASS Lectura is taken in Spanish. Advertisement. Article continues below this ad.

State officials said Thursday that they expect the share of third graders who are held back to be much smaller than the 23% who scored at the lowest level on the reading test, called DIBELS.

State officials said Thursday that they expect the share of third graders who are held back to be much smaller than the 23% who scored at the lowest level on the reading test, called DIBELS.