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Decodability analysis to guide revision<\/h2>\n

You’ll find below a “tool” for doing a decodability analysis of texts in terms of the TAP phonics levels<\/a>. This tool is experimental and in development<\/em><\/strong> and shared here “as is”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied.\u00a0 Nonetheless, the results can highlight words in a text that may be above a target TAP level.\u00a0 We use it to guide revision of our decodable novels (aka levelled phonics readers) for older learners.<\/p>\n

Completely Private<\/h2>\n

You may also enjoy reading this blog post which outlines how the tool works and was built.<\/a>\u00a0It is probably important to mention that the analysis is done in the browser and our server doesn’t collect or even see<\/em> the text you enter in the tool.<\/p>\n

Again, the phonics progression<\/a> used in our decodable novels (aka levelled phonics readers) for older beginning readers is presented in detail here: phonics levels<\/a>. The tool takes the text from the text area and displays it below the text area such that words above the target level will stand out and be larger the higher their level is above the target level<\/strong><\/em>. The result are styled as follows:<\/p>\n