In Spanish MAP Reading Fluency's Adaptive Oral Reading form, Sentence Reading Fluency performance routes students in grades K–3 between oral reading and foundational skills tracks¶
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q2 i? On the Adaptive Oral Reading form, students in grades K–3 must obtain a raw score of 11 or more and an accuracy rate of 75% or more on Sentence Reading Fluency to proceed to the Oral Reading track; students in grade 4 and above always route to Oral Reading Fluency. → Spanish MAP Reading Fluency Technical Report 2026
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Spanish MAP Reading Fluency Technical Report 2026¶
Spanish MAP Reading Fluency Technical Report. (2026). NWEA. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/spanish-map-reading-fluency-technical-report/
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Design specification in the Test Forms section of the technical report describing the Adaptive Oral Reading form's routing logic, which applies to students in grades K–3: "students in grades 4+ will always route to Oral Reading Fluency." The threshold "helps ensure that students who route to Oral Reading will be able to read the passages presented well enough to provide valuable feedback/results."
"A threshold raw score (11 or more) and accuracy rate (75% or more) for Sentence Reading Fluency must be obtained to proceed to Oral Reading."
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Related Claims¶
- Adaptive routing and comprehension-based passage leveling structure the MAP Reading Fluency assessment — related
- MAP Reading Fluency administered at scale, with 407,964 students receiving Foundational Skills scores and 277,920 receiving Oral Reading Fluency scores in 2020–2021 — related
- NWEA claims MAP Reading Fluency's mechanisms of change are hypothesized to lead to all students reading fluently with comprehension — related
- Reading development proceeds from oral language through decoding and fluency to comprehension, but as an interwoven lattice rather than a simple linear process — related
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In Spanish MAP Reading Fluency's Adaptive Oral Reading form, Sentence Reading Fluency performance routes students in grades K–3 between oral reading and foundational skills tracks |
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In Spanish MAP Reading Fluency's Adaptive Oral Reading form, Sentence Reading Fluency performance routes students in grades K–3 between oral reading and foundational skills tracks |
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