REREADING ASSESSMENT IN A DIGITAL AGE
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ORCA, versa, wordsAbstrak
There are cases where a reader who performs well offline appears to perform poorly online, and vice versa. In other words, we can no longer expect that a standardized test of a student's offline reading comprehension ability (ORCA) will accurately measure the important abilities that affect their performance in online reading.
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