Miscue Analysis Procedures and Features

The video tutorial introduces a new feature in School Pace that allows educators to administer cold read records online. It guides users through setting up a cold read, conducting it, and performing a miscue analysis. The tutorial also covers reviewing and correcting miscues, completing the cold read record, and scoring student responses. It concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What is the new feature in School Pace designed to do?

• Grade math assignments

• Administer cold read records online

• Track student attendance

• Schedule parent-teacher meetings

What is the first step to start using cold reads in School Pace?

• Choose a reading level

• Open the Erla

• Navigate to your classroom

• Select a book

What should you do after identifying the student for a cold read?

• Click the start button

• Open the Erla

• Select a book

• Begin the analysis

Where can cold reads be found in the Erla?

• In the appendix

• In the index

• In the entry requirements and transitions

• In the glossary

What is the purpose of the error miscue analysis?

• To evaluate math skills

• To assess reading comprehension

• To analyze reading errors

• To track attendance

What should you do if a student self-corrects a mistake?

• End the session

• Restart the reading

• Click the self-corrected button

• Ignore the correction

How can you remove an accidental miscue entry?

• Refresh the page

• Click the undo button

• Click the Remove miscue button

• Restart the analysis

What is the final step after completing the miscue analysis?

• Close the browser

• Log out of the system

• Save and close the session

• Delete the record

What type of questions are included in the cold read record?

• History essays

• Comprehension questions

• Math problems

• Science experiments

How is the quality of a student's response scored?

• With a letter grade

• With a point system

• With a percentage

• With a pass/fail