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Re: Hello experts I need your help
Posted by Ollie on 4/29/08

    The instructional level is the level at which the reader is
    able to read with support and instruction. The independent
    level is the level at which the reader can read
    independently with little or no support.

    On 4/29/08, Lauren wrote:
    > HELP! My child's teacher is telling me that my child is
    > reading on a fifth grade level after being tested with an
    > assessment tool that indicates an instructional level.
    > Can I believe this? Please explain the difference or
    > where I can get more info
    >

     
     

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