ORF
- proper noun
- Every year, ORF hosts a popular film festival that showcases both local and international films.
Examples
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On a limited basis, ORF has been investigated for use with ELs with promising results.
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The last time ORF was administered (spring, Grade 5), differences between girls' and boys' ORF scores were <1.0 word correct per minute.
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ORF was rated as useful for 77.8% of the word callers.
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Oral reading fluency (ORF) was individually administered.
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Oral Reading Fluency (ORF) is a measure of a student's accurate aloud reading rates.
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This analysis was used to determine whether the teacher-nominated word callers performed differently than the research-identified word callers on ORF and the CST-ELA-RC.
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One reason to be concerned about the stability of a discrepancy between reading and listening comprehension is that it was based on a residual score, as were unexpected low performances in NWF and ORF.
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In Oregon, the correlation between ORF and the Oregon Assessment of Knowledge and Skills reading measure at the end of third grade was reported as .67 (Good, Simmons, & Kame'enui, 2001).
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ORF is the national public broadcasting organization of Austria, known for its television and radio services.
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The audience tuned in to ORF to watch the latest news and cultural programs from Austria.
Synonyms
A major American TV network called the American Broadcasting Company
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word ORF comes from the German name Österreichischer Rundfunk, where Österreich means 'Austria' and Rundfunk means 'broadcasting'. So ORF is Austria's national public radio and TV service.