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All members of Profiles 10 and 11 have silent reading comprehension
scores between GE 0 and 2. This page compares these profiles using the
information presented in the line graph and tables below. Both the line
graph and the table beneath it present the average scores of Profiles
10-11.
Both patterns of reading strengths can be found in Silent
Reading GE 0-2 classrooms.
At this level of silent reading comprehension, there are large differences
in educational history and aptitude between Native Speakers of English
(NSE) and Non-native Speakers of English (NNSE) that affect progress.
Therefore, we divided the entire group to make the two profiles. Profile
10 (blue) is made up of 100% Native Speakers of English (NSE),
while Profile 11 (red) is made up
of 100% Non-native Speakers of English (NNSE).
| Reading Component |
Profile 10 |
Profile 11 |
| Word Recognition |
2.5 |
2.7 |
| Spelling |
2.1 |
2.0 |
Word Meaning (Vocabulary) |
3.4 |
1.8 |
| Silent Reading |
1.0 |
1.0 |
| Oral Reading Rate |
109 wpm |
102 wpm |
The two profiles diverge only on Word Meaning. Predictably, Profile
10 (the NSE) readers are able to give more English word meanings
than Profile 11 (the NNSE) readers.
Profile 10 (NSE) shows a strong
familial strain of reading problems. Three-quarters of them report a
history of reading difficulties with over half of those having had trouble
early, in the reading acquisition years--grades 1-3. NSE readers at
this level are severely reading disabled.
Profile 11 (NNSE) is low across
the board, but fewer had problems learning to read their native language.
We wouldn't expect this group to have the same print skills difficulties
as those in Profile 10.
Some
Key Background Information
| Profile |
Average Age |
K-12 Reading Problems |
Reading Problems Manifested Early, Grades 1-3 |
Others in Family Had Trouble With Reading |
Hearing Problems |
| 10 |
38 |
75% |
44% |
53% |
19% |
| 11 |
36 |
30% |
19% |
25% |
3% |
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