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Reading Rope Report


READING ROPE REPORT

See a score for the dimensions of reading along with an overall reading mastery
score
Written by Laurie Wutzke
Updated this week

At Amira, every intervention and content decision is aligned to the Science of
Reading. We know many of our school partners have spent significant energy to
train their teachers in utilizing SOR (Science of Reading) practices and help
every student become a masterful reader.



The Reading Rope report is a visualization of SOR (Science of Reading) for each
student. It weaves the six different dimensions of reading ability into scores
(Comprehension and Word Recognition) for an overall mastery score.



The descriptions of the various components provide instructional information and
tools for each student. It allows for another holistic view with targeted
strategies for each student.



Scarborough's rope





The data on the left hand side of the report shows you a student’s Mastery
Profile against the Reading Rope. You can see at a glance where a student is
“strong” and where “weak”. This profile is expressed thru Percentile Rankings
(PRs). Each student is compared to other students across the nation. If the
student’s mastery level is higher than almost all students, their PR is 99. If a
student is behind almost all students, the PR is 1. A student with an “average”
level of mastery for their grade will have a PR of 50. You want to work on the
areas where a student is weakest (has the lowest PR).

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