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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 May 29.
Published in final edited form as: Mind Brain Educ. 2023 May 29;17(2):149–160. doi: 10.1111/mbe.12362

Table 1.

Participant Demographics, Academic Skills, and Language Skills

N 64
Female 28
% Female 0.44
Age (SD) 12.64 (0.81)
Word reading fluency 86.21 (13.78) N = 63 GSS
Letter word reading 88.79 (15.16) N = 63 GSS
Reading comprehension 86.60 (13.06) N = 63 GSS
Math fluency 87.81 (10.31) N = 63 GSS
Math computation 91.30 (12.93) N = 63 GSS
English vocabulary 80.13 (10.94) N = 63 GSS
English proficiency 6.87 (1.94) N = 60 ARS
Spanish proficiency 7.49 (2.02) N = 60 ARS
Non-verbal IQ 15.39 (3.53) N = 64 CRS
Hispanic/Latino 64
American Indian/Alaskan Native 2
Asian 0
Black 0
Native Hawaiian 0
White 23
More than one race 0
Other (unspecified) 8

Note: Mean (and standard deviation in parentheses) are provided when applicable. Standardized measures of reading fluency, word reading, math computation, and math fluency were measured with the Kaufman Test of Education Achievement III (Kaufman, 2014); reading comprehension was measured with the Gates-MacGinitie Reading Test (MacGinitie et al., 2000); English vocabulary was measured with the Woodcock-Johnson III (Woodcock et al., 2001); and Spanish and English proficiency were measured with an adapted version of the Language and Social Background Questionnaire (Anderson et al., 2018) with a range of 1–10 with higher scores meaning higher proficiency in that language. Non-verbal IQ was measured with the Matrix Reasoning subscale from the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (Wechsler, 1999). Race/ethnicity information other than Hispanic/Latino was not available for all participants. Abbreviations: ARS = average raw score; CRS = calculated raw score; GSS = grade standard score.