iRead Subskills Report

See Your Students’ Detailed Reading Comprehension Progress!

At Richmond Studio, we provide tools that allow you to monitor learning in a more precise and meaningful way. Today, we’re excited to introduce a feature that will enrich your experience as a teacher when tracking your students’ reading development: the new iRead Subskills Report.

What is the iRead Subskills Report?

The iRead Subskills Report is designed to give you a detailed view of the reading subskills your students are developing—or may need to improve.

The report shows:

• Above/Below Average Students: The number of students performing above or below the class average.
• Highest Average Skill: The subskill with the highest average performance.
• Lowest Average Skill: The subskill with the lowest average performance.
• Global Class Report: A bar chart showing the average percentage score for each subskill at the class level.
• Student List: Displays each student’s individual results per subskill, along with their overall average and a visual indicator (green or red arrow) showing whether they are above or below the class average.

Which subskills are analyzed?

The report evaluates a variety of essential subskills for effective reading comprehension, including:

• GUW: Guessing unknown words
• I: Inferring
• P: Predicting
• UOA: Understanding opinions and attitudes
• UP: Using pictures
• MI: Matching information
• RD: Reading for detail
• RMI: Reading for the main idea
• US: Understanding sequence
• UEK: Using existing knowledge

Each of these subskills is critical for helping students not only read, but also understand, analyze, and reflect on texts.

What are the benefits?

• More effective interventions: Knowing which specific subskills need attention allows you to design more targeted activities.
• Individualized tracking: View performance by student and by skill.
• Informed pedagogical decisions: Ideal for adjusting your lesson planning.
• Ongoing formative assessment: Goes beyond simple grading to offer deep insight into the learning process.
• And yes—you can download it as a PDF!

Who is this report for?

The iRead Subskills Report is especially useful for:

• Teachers, as they work to develop their students’ reading comprehension skills.

How do I access the report?

1. Log in to Richmond Studio.
2. Go to your class.
3. Enter the Reports module.
4. Select the <Subskills Report> option.
5. View results by skill, both for the entire class and individual students.
6. If needed, download the report in PDF format.