Future of Dyslexia Screening: New Whitepaper Outlines Critical Role of Early Risk Identification

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Renaissance released a whitepaper that argues schools should modernize dyslexia screening with a stronger focus on early risk identification and oral language development. The paper recommends developmentally aligned screening from preschool through sixth grade and ties screening results to instructional response within MTSS. Renaissance also partnered with Tiffany Hogan to develop new Sentence Repetition measures, which it is now field testing for its Star CBM Reading assessment users. The new measures aim to help educators identify language and literacy risks earlier and reduce false positives and missed students.

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