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Differences in text structure and its implications for assessment of struggling readers
Researchers studied whether the use of automatic natural language processing (NLP) on lexical and discourse/topic variations affects reading comprehension for students in grades 3-6
- RQ1: “Are there identifiable dimensions of lexical variation among these texts?”
- RQ2: “Are there identifiable dimensions of discourse-genre variation among these texts?”
- RQ3: “Thus, what are major differences among third- to sixth-grade texts (which may in turn indicate sources of reading comprehension difficulties for struggling readers)?”
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Differences in text structure and its implications for assessment of struggling readers