My colleague and I are looking to run an online study that requires assessment of general reading level of the participants. We're looking to assess reading level in hearing and deaf samples. I'm finding it hard to find a measure to use. The test just needs to give us a proxy estimate of reading level and be straight forward to deliver in an online format. So far all of the research articles I've been able to find that use a reading test are dated and the tests are no longer available. Does anyone have a suggestion for a test we can use and can point us in the right direction to obtain the test?
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Alireza Moradi
Test of Silent Word Reading Fluency (TOSWRF):Description: This test measures how quickly and accurately participants can read words silently. Availability: Check with the test publisher or authors for an online version or guidelines for online administration. Word Recognition Test (WRT):Description: The WRT assesses the ability to recognize and read individual words. Availability: Some versions of the WRT may be available online, or you can reach out to the test authors for guidance. Woodcock Reading Mastery Tests - Revised (WRMT-R):Description: The WRMT-R is a comprehensive reading assessment that measures various reading skills, including word recognition, word comprehension, and passage comprehension. Availability: Contact the test publisher or authors for information on online versions or guidelines for online administration. Gray Oral Reading Tests (GORT):Description: The GORT assesses participants' oral reading skills by having them read passages aloud. Availability: Check with the test publisher or authors for online versions or adaptations suitable for online administration.
Here are a few commonly used reading assessment tests that you may consider:
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