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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jan 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Speech Lang Hear Res. 2011 Dec 23;55(1):55–69. doi: 10.1044/1092-4388(2011/09-0257)

Table 1.

Means (and standard deviations) for child variables, including standard scores (SS), W scores (W), and Developmental Scale scores (DS).

Variable Fall G1 Spring G1 Fall G2 Spring G2
% DVAR 66.42 (17.26) 51.65 (31.21) 44.60 (28,07) 43.21 (29.12)
WJ3 Letter–Word Identification SS 98.20 (17.02) 103.86 (16.89) 95.57 (15.95) 95.97 (15.23)
WJ3 Letter–Word Identification W 430.59 (25.93) 445.63 (34.32) 437.97 (34.99) 460.10 (33.06)
WJ3 Passage Comprehension SS 91.23 (16.09) 98.09 (13.95) 87.83 (13.54) 88.83 (14.01)
WJ3 Passage Comprehension W 430.59 (25.93) 462.94 (18.11) 461.07 (19.15) 471.38 (20.84)
WJ3 Sound Awareness SS 100.02 (14.81)
WJ3 Sound Awareness W 475.69 (13.16)
WJ3 Picture Vocabulary SS 98.24 (8.50)
WJ3 Picture Vocabulary W 475.29 (9.26)
DELV-S Morphosyntactic SS 86.04 (14.65)
DELV-S Morphosyntactic DS 503.86 (86.65)
DELV-S Nonword Repetition SS 94.92 (17.63)
DELV-S Nonword Repetition DS 513.61 (101.72)

Note. G1 = first grade; G2 = second grade; DVAR = a percentage of dialect variation score, which represents children’s Nonmainstream American English (NMAE) use at one point in time; WJ3 = Woodcock–Johnson Tests of Achievement—Third Edition; DELV–S = Diagnostic Evaluation of Language Variation—Screening Test.