IIT Bombay has developed an innovative mobile TARA app designed to assess and improve oral reading fluency in students ...

In a fillip to the union school education ministries efforts towards addressing the learning crisis in India, IIT Bombay has developed an innovative mobile app, TARA (Teacher’s Assistant for Reading ...

Researchers at IIT-Bombay developed a mobile app, TARA, to assess students' reading fluency using speech processing ... act as models for achieving FLN by Grade 3. TARA can also aid in developing ...

The skill of reading is complex and requires the combination of several elements into an integrated whole. These elements include phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary ... Emergent ...

Automated assessing prosody of oral reading fluency presents challenges due ... racial groups of students and students whose first language is not English. Additional investigations are warranted to ...

IIT Bombay has launched the TARA app, a revolutionary tool that uses speech processing and machine learning to assess students' oral reading fluency. This innovative solution aims to enhance reading ...

working in different level books to first meet the child’s skills then build on them. The main goal to improve the student’s ...

As an example, an essential component of the test and a critical indicator of reading proficiency is oral reading fluency (ORF), which is implemented by listening to a ... to serve as model schools ...

The younger the child (kindergarten through first grade), the better ... preliminary findings suggested that: Fluency is better achieved by repeated guided oral reading than by silent reading ...

Mumbai, Nov 28 (PTI) The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has developed a mobile application that can measure oral reading fluency automatically using speech processing and machine learning ...

first-grade teacher Kyle McGee can’t be everywhere at once. She can’t practice high-frequency words with Jonathan and at the same time attend to Santino’s reading fluency. She can’t ...