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      • As learners progress in their reading, they develop their knowledge about language and are able to read texts with increased fluency and understanding.
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  2. Progress and achievement within reading will be evidenced as children and young people achieve across these key themes: • engaging with a broad range of increasingly complex texts, including Scottish and Scots texts. • developing and applying knowledge and understanding of language.

  3. A Guide to Progression in Reading Skills’ is an attempt to draw together guidance on the teaching and progression of reading skills from a variety of publications into one cohesive...

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    Three termly assessment papers from summer term of P1 – P7 are used to identify strengths and weaknesses of pupils from term to term. Strands reflect the Scottish literacy benchmarks: Understanding, Analysis and Evaluation and Tools for reading. Enables reporting that aligns with the terminology used in the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence’s lite...

    The PiRA can digitally generate individual progress predictions and individual reports. A new assessment and reporting kit, My Access and Reporting Kit (MARK), identifies specific gaps in knowledge based on pupil performance in PiRA and suggests learning sequences to address these. Each learning sequence for reading includes step-by-step teaching n...

    A well standardised assessment.
    Recent and up-to-date test specifically related to Scottish curriculum.
    Good informative charts produced.
    Links to Reading Planet reading books.
    It is a group test often used by schools for screening, so a deaf pupil may have already taken it as a regular class test.
    Expensive for small numbers of children as different test papers are needed for each year group.
  4. Sep 27, 2017 · Accelerated reading is a complete reading system which tracks children’s progress and achievement by the use of computer questions and quizzes about the book that has been read. This allows a complete record of how each child is progressing and their understanding of the books that have been read.

  5. Progress 8 is a type of 'value-added' measure that indicates how much a secondary school has helped pupils improve (or progress) over a five year period when compared to a government-calculated expected level of improvement.

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  6. Oct 29, 2018 · In the current School Inspection Handbook, there are 124 uses of the word ‘progress’. But nowhere does it spell out what ‘progress’ means. The nearest thing to a definition appears on page 52 in section on Inspecting Mathematics. It’s a quote from the National Curriculum and worth reading in full:

  7. Jul 10, 2021 · helps schools to meet existing expectations for teaching early reading, as set out in: the national curriculum programmes of study; the statutory framework for the early years foundation stage

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