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What do the column headers stand for in the DORA Phonemic Awareness Raw Scores Report?
  
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Raw Scores Report DORA Phonemic Awareness Legend - Teacher Version

  • Class - Class name
  • LGL_ID - LGL system ID
  • StudentId - School ID number
  • Student_Login - Students username/login
  • Fname - First Name
  • Lname - Last Name
  • DOB - Date of birth
  • Grade - Grade when assessment was completed
  • TestId - LGL test ID
  • TestDate - Date test was completed
  • EarlyPA - Early Phonological Awareness (Score in percentage)
  • Pho_Seq - Phoneme Segmentation (Score in percentage)
  • MAAT - Phoneme Manipulation Auditory Analysis Tasks (Score in percentage)
  • Cor_Total - Total % Correct

Raw Scores Report DORA Phonemic Awareness Legend - Principal Version

  • SITEID - LGL ID number for site
  • SITENAME - Name of school/site
  • LGL_ID - LGL system ID
  • StudentId - School ID number
  • Student_Login - Students username/login
  • Fname - First Name
  • Lname - Last Name
  • DOB - Date of birth
  • Grade - Grade when assessment was completed
  • TestId - LGL test ID
  • TestDate - Date test was completed
  • EarlyPA - Early Phonological Awareness (Score in percentage)
  • Pho_Seq - Phoneme Segmentation (Score in percentage)
  • MAAT - Phoneme Manipulation Auditory Analysis Tasks (Score in percentage)
  • Cor_Total - Total % Correct
  • TeacherList - Teachers associated with student

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