Kim Tackaberry, B.A., B. Ed. Program Manager @ Foothills Academy S. Mitchell Colp, B.Sc.(Hons), M.Sc.(c) Doctoral Student and U-CAPES Clinician @ University of Calgary Research Group Grades 3-6 Matched on: Relative Cognitive Functioning Relative Reading Abilities Research Study Areas of Focus Research Outcomes All students who were identified as having sight-word as their primary difficulty improved. Research Outcomes Of all the students enrolled in the study, 74% demonstrated improvement in one or more of the studied areas. Research Outcomes Of all the students enrolled in the study, 60% demonstrated improvement in all three of the studied areas. Moving Forward Determine how to identify whether sight word retention is the student’s primary area of reading deficit. HOW? PAL-II for Reading and Writing Assessment Woodcock Johnson III – Achievement Dynamic Assessment