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They are designed to be short (one minute) fluency measures that can be used to regularly detect risk and monitor the development of early literacy and early reading skills in kindergarten through eighth grade.

DIBELS stands for Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills. These measures are designed for students in grades K-8.

The Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) consists of a set of measures for assessing reading skills. DIBELS began as a series of short tests that assessed early childhood literacy in kindergarten and first grade (Meyer, 2000).

For kindergartners and first graders, all DIBELS measures displayed adequate reliability. When 3 or 4 (ISF) probes are aggregated together, all DIBELS measures have estimated reliability in the . 90s. The median concurrent validity of single DIBELS probes with the Woodcock-Johnson Broad Reading Cluster were .

DIBELS stands for Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills. These measures are designed for students in grades K-8.

A DIBELS report will include both a Composite Score and individual section scores. The “Goal” listed on the sheet indicates the lowest score a student can receive to be considered at “benchmark.” Benchmark scores indicate adequate reading progress. This means the student is likely to achieve the next benchmark goal.

DIBELS 6th Edition includes six measures intended to be used as indicators of the essential skills that every child must master to become a proficient reader. An indicator is a brief, efficient index that provides a fair degree of certainty about a larger, more complex system or process.

If a student is at or above the benchmark goal on the DIBELS Composite Score, the odds are in the student's favor of reaching later important reading outcomes.