HAURAPA-PROBE
Maori translation of PROBE
Translated by Mere Clarke
© 2007 Triune Initiatives NZ
RAPU HOHONU
Inaianei ka taea e koe te titiro whãnui me ka pehea te whakautu ã õ akonga Reo Maori ngã koeke tuhinga panuitanga.
Now you can find out so much more about how your students of Reo Maori respond to graded text information.
HAURAPA-PROBE is a translation of the renowned, New Zealand-made PROBE Reading Assessment. Its primary purpose is to gather relevant data for teaching purposes. Consequently, it can be described as...
a controlled, in-depth interview to achieve a greater understanding as to how a reader engages with text.
CONTENTS
Contains 2 books + laminated card
FOR USE BY
specialists and classroom teachers of Te Reo Maori
FOR USE WITH
♦ 7 yr olds to adults - wherever Maori is being read
♦ younger students who decode well
SETTING
individual
RATIONALE
♦ For many readers understanding doesn't come easy
♦ Effective comprehension is better taught than caught
♦ Comprehension skills should be assessed to determine
what needs to be taught.
PURPOSE
♦ HAURAPA-PROBE is designed to provide in-depth data
about a student's ability to read & understand text
♦ Assessment results should be used to determine teaching
CONTENTS (2 books)
♦ PUKAPUKA WHAKAMÃRÃMA - Manual
PART 1: Hei Arataki - Guide (Maori & English)
PART 2: Whakatau Pûwãhi - Determiner (word pre-test)
PART 3: Ngã Whakauta - Answers + keywords
PART 4: Ngã Kãpe Matua - 43 copymasters
♦ TUHINGA AKONGA -Student Texts book
40 texts with all questions
KEY FEATURES
♦ Forty texts (no extracts or retold stories)
♦ Twenty levels (English PROBE levels are 5 to 15.5 years -
with 6 month overlaps)
♦ Fiction and non-fiction at every level
♦ No pictures or title clues (testing text only)
♦ Culturally & geographically non-specific texts
♦ Targeted, defined comprehension questions
THE UNIQUE FEATURE
E ono ngâ pâtai kua oti te whakatau me te whakamahi hei meiha i te hôhonutanga o te mâramatanga o te akonga.
Six types of questions have been defined and used to measure student's depth of understanding.
Ã-kupu: he pârongo i hômai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Literal - information stated directly in a text.
Whakaritenga anô: te hangahou kia rua, kia nui atu rânei ngâ pitopito pârongo i roto i te tuhinga
Reorganisation - reconstructing literal information contained in the text.
Whakataunga: he pârongo i whakapaea çngari kâore i homai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Inference: information implied, but not given directly in the text
Rârangi kupu: he whakatau i te tikanga o ngâ kupu ngaro, i te horopaki
Vocabulary: defining a word or phrase as it is used in a text
Aromâtainga: he mârohi râwaho i çtahi atu pârongo kâore i hômaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Evaluation: extrapolating additional information not given
in a text
Urupare: he whakapuaki i te whakaaro i takea mai i te pârongo i hômaingia i roto i te tuhinga
Reaction: expressing an opinion based on information given in a text
USE
To assess anyone’s ability to read and understand Te Reo Maori. Ideal for use in primary school through to adult literacy. The writers consider its main use would be with students 7 years and upwards.
There are four options to choose from:
OPTION 1 Informal Reading Inventory
OPTION 2 Silent Reading Comprehension
OPTION 3 Listening Comprehension
OPTION 4 Written Comprehension
IMPORTANT NOTE:
HAURAPA-PROBE is best used one-to-one.
Options 1 & 2 are the most common in gaining greater insight into how a student is comprehending what they are reading.
NOTE: The macron is not a symbol available for any text used within this website. For words in Maori that require a macron a tilde (ã) has been use as a substitution.
COPYRIGHT
All Triune resources, including this website, are protected by the laws of copyright.
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a controlled, in-depth interview to achieve a greater understanding as to how a reader engages with text.
CONTENTS
Contains 2 books + laminated card
FOR USE BY
specialists and classroom teachers of Te Reo Maori
FOR USE WITH
♦ 7 yr olds to adults - wherever Maori is being read
♦ younger students who decode well
♦ 7 yr olds to adults - wherever Maori is being read
♦ younger students who decode well
SETTING
individual
individual
RATIONALE
♦ For many readers understanding doesn't come easy
♦ Effective comprehension is better taught than caught
♦ Comprehension skills should be assessed to determine
what needs to be taught.
PURPOSE
♦ HAURAPA-PROBE is designed to provide in-depth data
about a student's ability to read & understand text
♦ Assessment results should be used to determine teaching
CONTENTS (2 books)
♦ PUKAPUKA WHAKAMÃRÃMA - Manual
PART 1: Hei Arataki - Guide (Maori & English)
PART 2: Whakatau Pûwãhi - Determiner (word pre-test)
PART 3: Ngã Whakauta - Answers + keywords
PART 4: Ngã Kãpe Matua - 43 copymasters
♦ TUHINGA AKONGA -Student Texts book
40 texts with all questions
KEY FEATURES
♦ Forty texts (no extracts or retold stories)
♦ Twenty levels (English PROBE levels are 5 to 15.5 years -
with 6 month overlaps)
♦ Fiction and non-fiction at every level
♦ No pictures or title clues (testing text only)
♦ Culturally & geographically non-specific texts
♦ Targeted, defined comprehension questions
THE UNIQUE FEATURE
♦ For many readers understanding doesn't come easy
♦ Effective comprehension is better taught than caught
♦ Comprehension skills should be assessed to determine
what needs to be taught.
PURPOSE
♦ HAURAPA-PROBE is designed to provide in-depth data
about a student's ability to read & understand text
♦ Assessment results should be used to determine teaching
CONTENTS (2 books)
♦ PUKAPUKA WHAKAMÃRÃMA - Manual
PART 1: Hei Arataki - Guide (Maori & English)
PART 2: Whakatau Pûwãhi - Determiner (word pre-test)
PART 3: Ngã Whakauta - Answers + keywords
PART 4: Ngã Kãpe Matua - 43 copymasters
♦ TUHINGA AKONGA -Student Texts book
40 texts with all questions
KEY FEATURES
♦ Forty texts (no extracts or retold stories)
♦ Twenty levels (English PROBE levels are 5 to 15.5 years -
with 6 month overlaps)
♦ Fiction and non-fiction at every level
♦ No pictures or title clues (testing text only)
♦ Culturally & geographically non-specific texts
♦ Targeted, defined comprehension questions
THE UNIQUE FEATURE
E ono ngâ pâtai kua oti te whakatau me te whakamahi hei meiha i te hôhonutanga o te mâramatanga o te akonga.
Six types of questions have been defined and used to measure student's depth of understanding.
Ã-kupu: he pârongo i hômai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Literal - information stated directly in a text.
Whakaritenga anô: te hangahou kia rua, kia nui atu rânei ngâ pitopito pârongo i roto i te tuhinga
Reorganisation - reconstructing literal information contained in the text.
Whakataunga: he pârongo i whakapaea çngari kâore i homai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Inference: information implied, but not given directly in the text
Rârangi kupu: he whakatau i te tikanga o ngâ kupu ngaro, i te horopaki
Vocabulary: defining a word or phrase as it is used in a text
Aromâtainga: he mârohi râwaho i çtahi atu pârongo kâore i hômaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Evaluation: extrapolating additional information not given
in a text
Urupare: he whakapuaki i te whakaaro i takea mai i te pârongo i hômaingia i roto i te tuhinga
Reaction: expressing an opinion based on information given in a text
USE
To assess anyone’s ability to read and understand Te Reo Maori. Ideal for use in primary school through to adult literacy. The writers consider its main use would be with students 7 years and upwards.
There are four options to choose from:
OPTION 1 Informal Reading Inventory
OPTION 2 Silent Reading Comprehension
OPTION 3 Listening Comprehension
OPTION 4 Written Comprehension
IMPORTANT NOTE:
HAURAPA-PROBE is best used one-to-one.
Options 1 & 2 are the most common in gaining greater insight into how a student is comprehending what they are reading.
NOTE: The macron is not a symbol available for any text used within this website. For words in Maori that require a macron a tilde (ã) has been use as a substitution.
COPYRIGHT
All Triune resources, including this website, are protected by the laws of copyright.
read more...
Six types of questions have been defined and used to measure student's depth of understanding.
Ã-kupu: he pârongo i hômai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Literal - information stated directly in a text.
Whakaritenga anô: te hangahou kia rua, kia nui atu rânei ngâ pitopito pârongo i roto i te tuhinga
Reorganisation - reconstructing literal information contained in the text.
Whakataunga: he pârongo i whakapaea çngari kâore i homai hângaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Inference: information implied, but not given directly in the text
Rârangi kupu: he whakatau i te tikanga o ngâ kupu ngaro, i te horopaki
Vocabulary: defining a word or phrase as it is used in a text
Aromâtainga: he mârohi râwaho i çtahi atu pârongo kâore i hômaitia i roto i te tuhinga
Evaluation: extrapolating additional information not given
in a text
Urupare: he whakapuaki i te whakaaro i takea mai i te pârongo i hômaingia i roto i te tuhinga
Reaction: expressing an opinion based on information given in a text
USE
To assess anyone’s ability to read and understand Te Reo Maori. Ideal for use in primary school through to adult literacy. The writers consider its main use would be with students 7 years and upwards.
There are four options to choose from:
OPTION 1 Informal Reading Inventory
OPTION 2 Silent Reading Comprehension
OPTION 3 Listening Comprehension
OPTION 4 Written Comprehension
IMPORTANT NOTE:
HAURAPA-PROBE is best used one-to-one.
Options 1 & 2 are the most common in gaining greater insight into how a student is comprehending what they are reading.
NOTE: The macron is not a symbol available for any text used within this website. For words in Maori that require a macron a tilde (ã) has been use as a substitution.
COPYRIGHT
All Triune resources, including this website, are protected by the laws of copyright.
read more...
