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This booklet provides a comprehensive

overview of the new suite of assessments provided by the

York Assessment of

Reading for Comprehension. See inside for a synopsis of each test, details of how the assessment can be used to assess pupils" reading and a selection of sample pages and record forms. York Assessment of Reading for Comprehension (YARC) It is ideal for following up at an individual level after group testing and provides a wide range of invaluable information. YARC consists of two suites of assessments -

Early Reading

(for pupils aged 4 to 6) and

Passage Reading

(for pupils aged 5 to 11).

For less skilled readers,

YARC Early Reading

assesses the alphabetic knowledge that underlies reading, namely: includes 11 letters and 6 digraphs - chosen to range fr om easy to gradually more difficult items. s, m, p, t, i, n, a, f, h, d, j ee, sh, ch, th, oo ay The extended test can be administered for a more comprehensive assessment of the pupil's knowledge of letter sounds. It uses all

26 letters of the alphabet letters plus the above 6 digraphs.

This test is a single word reading test comprising 30 words graded in difculty. Half of the words are ‘decodable" and have a regular correspondence between graphemes and phonemes e.g. cat, went, dragon. Half of the words are phonemically irregular or ‘tricky" words, such as: cat in up and off went Now we are going to try something different. This time I will say a word and I want you to tell me the sound it makes at the end. The pupil hears a series of nonsense words and is required to identify either the rst or nal sound. The teacher should give full feedback on the teaching test items. This test contains teaching items - denoted by the mortar board - and is administered using the The pupil hears a word (as well as seeing a picture of the word) and is asked to repeat the word, but to ‘take away a sound" from it. to complete and is used to: It comprises two parallel tests of graded passages (A and B) for reading aloud, each of which is accompanied by a set of 8 comprehension questions to test literal and inferential comprehension It has been developed to assess the accuracy, rate and comprehension of oral reading skills in primary school children. It also provides a test of prose reading and comprehension, and assesses specically three of the many sub-skills used in reading:

Single W

ord Reading Test may be used to determine passage entry level upon the pupil" s text and the other half upon the teacher"s text to put them at their ease - particularly if the test is being adminis tered by a unfamiliar adult YARC can be used for KS2 access arrangements. It provides two key measures for this purpose: Teachers calculate the raw score and can then use the appropriate tables to obtain a variety of information: i) convert the raw scor e to an ability score ii) convert the ability scor e to standard score iii) convert the ability scor e to age-equivalent score iv) convert the standar d score to percentile rank.

YARC Passage Reading

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