Online Reading Assessments

Screenshot: Online Reading ProgramsThe progress assessments that accompany the Discover Intensive Phonics at Home and Reading Horizons at Home software reading programs are more broad and powerful than ever before, and can now be accessed online!

The reading assessments are made up of four components: Word Recognition, Phonemic Awareness, Most Common Words, and Word Segmentation. With the Online Reading Assessments, you can assess student knowledge and print a report showing results from all four areas of the test.

Progress assessments are given with the help of an administrator, so their results are dependent on the administrator's listening skills and judgment.


The Recognition Assessment tests the student's ability to recognize a variety of words, beginning from easier level words towards more difficult ones. Recognition Assessment - measures a student's ability to rapidly read English words that incorporate a variety of sounds. The assessment begins with easier level words and moves to progressively more difficult words based on students' performance. The student's score is represented by a grade level equivalency score.





Word Recognition Assessment Widget - Similar to the Recognition Assessment above, this simple word recognition assessment widget also helps to determine a students' reading grade level. Click instructions on the widget to see how it works.

Online Reading Assessment: Most Common Words. Most Common Words Assessment - measures a student's rapid recognition of sight words. Specific sight words that pose difficulties are identified.










Phonemic Awareness Assessment: Online Phonemic Awareness Assessment - measures a student's ability to recognize individual phonemes and rhymes. The use of graphics helps motivate and ensure students' knowledge of the vocabulary used.

Segmentation Assessment: Online Reading Software Segmentation Assessment - measures a student's ability to accurately produce individual phonemes. Students' difficulties with specific individual sounds are identified in context of nonsense words to ensure that students are not reading memorized words. This information assists in prescribing extra practice in phonemes that are difficult to pronounce.






You can also use the Reading Horizons at Home Online Dyslexia Assessment to help you identify if you or your child is dealing with Dyslexia. If you have any question regarding this assessment or your individual assessment results you can e-mail our dyslexia expert at shantell@readinghorizons.com.

Free, Online Dyslexia Test - this comprehensive assessment tests dyslexia symptoms, phonemic awareness, decoding skills, and how to get help for treatment for dyslexia.
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