Connecticut Foundations of Reading Test (FORT) Practice

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What does the term "2.6" refer to in education?

Second grade, sixth month
The score of a reading comprehension test
A type of reading material
The age group for targeted instruction

The correct answer is: Second grade, sixth month

The term "2.6" refers to a specific educational standard, indicating "Second grade, sixth month." This designation is often used in literacy assessments or benchmarks to specify the expected performance level or skills for students at that particular stage in their educational journey. It helps educators understand the developmental milestones that students should reach by the sixth month of their second-grade year. In this timeframe, students are generally expected to demonstrate specific reading skills, such as phonemic awareness, vocabulary, and comprehension abilities. This framework assists teachers in designing instruction that meets the developmental needs of their students, ensuring that learning objectives align with the expected progressions in reading and literacy. By using such numeric designations, educators can effectively monitor student growth and provide targeted support where necessary.