Let's Go Learn DORA and DOMA by Curriculum Associates

  • 10/01/08

Let's Go Learn DORA and DOMA by Curriculum Associates

Let's Go Learn DORA and DOMA
by Curriculum Associates

CURRICULUM ASSOCIATES introduces three new titles in the Let's Go Learn DORA (Diagnostic Online Reading Assessment) and DOMA (Diagnostic Online Math Assessment) lines. DORA Spanish/EDELL allows teachers to assess students across seven reading subskills to determine how to best utilize their Spanish reading abilities to further develop their English reading skills. DORA Phonemic Awareness offers a thorough assessment of oral phonemic awareness to determine a student's ability to hear and manipulate discrete sounds in spoken words. DOMA Algebra can evaluate 11 areas of Algebra I math skills, including solving linear equations, relations and functions, and factoring polynomials. Price: Annual site licenses range from $6 to $15 per student.

 

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