“We'll administer phonemic segmentation in the fall of first grade. But then when we get to winter and spring, we're focusing more on measures like nonsense word fluency and oral reading fluency becomes a big hitter at that point in time.”

Keri Thomas Beck · Science of Reading: The Podcast · S11 E4: Universal screening, explained, with Carrie Thomas Beck, Ph.D.

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screen phonemic segmentation in fall of first grade, then switch to nonsense word fluency and oral reading fluency for winter and spring assessments

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