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2. What is a Lexile® measure?
4. What does it all mean? “My student’s Lexile measure is_______.”
“The Lexile range for my class is_______.”
6. The reader will likely enjoy a successful reading experience without frustration or boredom.
The reader can achieve “functional comprehension” of the text.
The reader will be sufficiently challenged (by vocabulary and syntax) to improve.
8. Reading above the Lexile range
The reader may encounter many unfamiliar words and complex sentence structures.
A great way to challenge a highly motivated or advanced reader
Reading below the Lexile range
The reader may not encounter new words and sentence structures; easy reading.
A great way to help a struggling or reluctant reader to explore an interest or read for school
9. Take away…if reader is 200L below materials, comprehension falls to 50%.Take away…if reader is 200L below materials, comprehension falls to 50%.
10. Text Characteristics
Age Appropriateness of Content
Text Support
Text Quality Reader Characteristics
Interest and Motivation
Background Knowledge
Reading Context and Purpose
11. How to convert your TABE Score into a Lexile measure
Go to http://tabe.lexile.com
Log in with your user name and password
12. Step 1: Download the template
13. Step 2: Fill in the template with student data; save to your computer (Name and TABE Score are required)
14. Step 3: Upload your file and click “submit” to receive Group and Individual Reports
15. Sample Group Report
16. Sample Individual Report
17. Grade & Lexile ranges by TABE level
18. Where do I find articles with Lexile measures? millions of articles have Lexile measures and are fully searchable through these content aggregators.millions of articles have Lexile measures and are fully searchable through these content aggregators.
19. Where do I find books with Lexile measures? Search for books by Lexile measure and interests.
20. Find a Book
21. Select areas of interest
22. View and refine search results
23. Create a reading list Personalize, Email, Export, Print
24. Find in the local library
26. Get a reader’s expected comprehension rate
27. How do I measure my own classroom materials?
28. Reuters (1440L)
NY Times (1380L)
Washington Post (1350L)
Wall Street Journal (1320L)
Chicago Tribune (1310L)
Associated Press (1310L)
USA Today (1200L) A Portrait of Adult Reading Demands
29. A Portrait of Adult Reading Demands
30. Aetna Health Care Discount Form (1360L)
Medical Insurance Benefit Package (1280L)
Application for Student Loan (1270L)
Federal Tax Form W-4 (1260L)
Installing Your Child Safety Seat (1170L)
Microsoft Windows User Manual (1150L)
GM Protection Plan (1150L)
CD-DVD Player Instructions (1080L) A Portrait of Adult Reading Demands
31. Community College Textbooks (1200L-1370L)
University Textbooks (1300L-1480L)
SAT/ACT/AP Test Materials (1105L-1205L)
GRE Test Materials (1325L-1440L) A Portrait of Adult Reading Demands
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