Assessing reading skills is a laborious and time-consuming task, which requires monitoring a variety of interlocked abilities, ranging from accurate word rendering, reading fluency and lexical access, to linguistic comprehension, and interpretation, management and inference of complex events in working memory. No existing software, to our knowledge, is able to cover and integrate reading performance monitoring, instant feedback, personalised potentiation and intelligent decision support to teachers and speech therapists, assessment of response to intervention. NLP and ICT technologies can make such an ambitious platform an achievable target.

NLP-based assessment of reading efficiency in early grade children

Pirrelli;Vito
2018

Abstract

Assessing reading skills is a laborious and time-consuming task, which requires monitoring a variety of interlocked abilities, ranging from accurate word rendering, reading fluency and lexical access, to linguistic comprehension, and interpretation, management and inference of complex events in working memory. No existing software, to our knowledge, is able to cover and integrate reading performance monitoring, instant feedback, personalised potentiation and intelligent decision support to teachers and speech therapists, assessment of response to intervention. NLP and ICT technologies can make such an ambitious platform an achievable target.
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dc.description.abstracteng Assessing reading skills is a laborious and time-consuming task, which requires monitoring a variety of interlocked abilities, ranging from accurate word rendering, reading fluency and lexical access, to linguistic comprehension, and interpretation, management and inference of complex events in working memory. No existing software, to our knowledge, is able to cover and integrate reading performance monitoring, instant feedback, personalised potentiation and intelligent decision support to teachers and speech therapists, assessment of response to intervention. NLP and ICT technologies can make such an ambitious platform an achievable target. -
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dc.relation.conferencedate 27-29/05/2018 -
dc.relation.conferencename Computational Linguistics in Bulgaria -
dc.relation.conferenceplace Sofia, Bulgaria -
dc.relation.firstpage 5 -
dc.relation.lastpage 6 -
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dc.subject.keywords NLP-based methods -
dc.subject.keywords reading efficiency -
dc.subject.keywords early graders -
dc.subject.singlekeyword NLP-based methods *
dc.subject.singlekeyword reading efficiency *
dc.subject.singlekeyword early graders *
dc.title NLP-based assessment of reading efficiency in early grade children en
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isi.description.abstract Assessing reading skills is a laborious and time-consuming task, which requires monitoring a variety of interlocked abilities, ranging from accurate word rendering, reading fluency and lexical access, to linguistic comprehension, and interpretation, management and inference of complex events in working memory. No existing software, to our knowledge, is able to cover and integrate reading performance monitoring, instant feedback, personalised potentiation and intelligent decision support to teachers and speech therapists, assessment of response to intervention. NLP and ICT technologies can make such an ambitious platform an achievable target. -
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isi.journal.journaltitle PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS IN BULGARIA (CLIB '18) -
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isi.title NLP-based assessment of reading efficiency in early grade children -
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