Metalinguistic Interest Inventory   Assessment Instrument  Edward

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Literacy Assessment Instruments

     Metalinguistic Awareness Inventory  

Edward: did not begin to read a great deal until his discovery of R. L. Stein and his "Goosebumps" series, this series was later followed by the Star Wars book series. He occasionally reads an entire book in a weekend. 

 

Who is a good reader that you know?

It is hard to tell if someone is a good reader or not, but if I pick someone I would pick my sister Bethany.

What does he / she do that makes them a good reader?

She reads a lot of books

When you are reading and come to something that you don’t know, what do you do?

I will look to the bottom of the page and look for a definition or skip it.

What else do you do?

Look at the context of the word.

Are you a good reader?

I do not know.

What do you do best as a reader?

I simply read.

What do you want to improve in your reading?

I would like to improve my speed.

When you spend time reading anything you want, what do you read?

I like to read fiction, but I will also read nonfiction.


     Metalinguistic Awareness Inventory allows educators and parents a look into a learner's self awareness of his or her literacy development.

       From the "reading" and "writing" links below, it is possible to access a web-based test, which when completed by the learner, is routed to the educator's e-mail (provided it is placed in the appropriate field). 

     Here are various examples of completed MAI's. 

  • Jacob, a 55 year old electronics engineer. 
  • Ann, a 19 year old college student.
  • Ron, a 17 year old high school student.
  • Edward, a 16 year old high school student.

   

 



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