Assessments and ell students

• [DOC File]Additional Assessments for English Language Learners

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  Designed specifically for English language learners and widely tested, piloted and normed with English language learners. While it is a very comprehensive battery of assessments, it may be too much for students with special education needs or limited formal schooling.

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• [DOC File]South Dakota ESEA Flexibility Accountability Addendum

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  ELL students who attain a 4.7 overall composite score on the ACCESS English language proficiency assessment and a minimum of 4.5 on the reading and a 4.1 on the writing sections of the test are considered proficient and are no longer considered active ELL students. Assessments Which assessments, including alternate assessments, is the SEA using ...

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• [DOC File]ELL Case Study - James E. Gentry, Ed.D.

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  CI 5644: Working with Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Students in the Mainstream Classroom. Maria Le. CI 5644. ELL Case Study. David is a 1st grade, Spanish speaking student attending Pillsbury Math, Science, and Technology school in Minneapolis. He began at Pillsbury MST for the first time this school-year.

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• [DOCX File]Part B Assessment Data Notes. 2015-16 Reporting Year. (MS ...

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  The reason Massachusetts reported a larger number of students in their participation files (N185) than were reflected in our assessment files (N175) is due to first year ELL students. The first year ELL students participate in the MCAS exams, but may not receive a valid score. This process helps to familiarize ELL students with the test.

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• [DOC File]INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE ASSESSMENT FOR

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  English Language Learners Including English language learners in the movement to raise standards of learning for all students will not yield positive results without addressing equity and fairness issues in large-scale assessments and in the practices used to assess ELLs in local school districts.

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• [DOCX File]Guidelines For English Learner Participation In The ...

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  Students at ELP Levels 1.0 through 4.3 are considered English Learners and are eligible for testing accommodations on SOL assessments. Once students reach proficiency level 4.4, they are identified as Former English Learners (Former ELs) or students in their first through fourth year of exiting an LIEP. Language Instruction Education Program

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• [DOCX File]Massachusetts English Language Learners' Profiles and Progress

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  However, when we compare the percentage of ELL-related staffing classifications to the percentage of ELL students within each district, we find that nearly every district in our sample has a very low ratio of teachers classified as providing support to ELLs (Weymouth has the highest ratio, with 1.4 percent of its staff classified as ESL ...

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• [DOC File]Illinois State Board of Education

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  Rather than taking the Illinois Measure of Annual Growth in English (IMAGE) state assessment, ELL students this year took one of Illinois’ general state annual assessments with accommodations. ELL students in grades 3-8 took the Illinois Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) and ELL students in grade 11 took the Prairie State Achievement Exam (PSAE).

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• [DOCX File]MA Model System Training Workshop 4: Gathering Evidence ...

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  Analysis of end-of-course writing assessments from ELL students (format: persuasive essays) Monthly science team meeting notes (Oct—March) Science team meeting notes that reflect data analysis and/or discussion of evidence-based instructional strategies for ELLs.

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• [DOC File]IDENTIFYING BILINGUAL STUDENTS ON WVEIS

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  identifying ELL students in wveis. In order for a private school ELL student to be counted in the Title III funding allocation, the student must be appropriately identified as such in the West Virginia Educational Information Systems (WVEIS). This information will be collected in both the 2nd and 10th month collections.

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• [DOCX File]Comprehensive Assement Plan Template

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  – Summative assessments provide information regarding the level of student, program, or school success at an endpoint in time. Results are used to evaluate student achievement toward grade level standards, determine program effectiveness, and meet accountability requirements. Examples include: End of Course Assessments, ISAT Assessment.

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• [DOC File]Student Assessment

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  Assessments must be sensitive to the various forms of diversity, including cultural, both within and across subgroups such as ELL students with learning disabilities. It cannot be assumed that assessment accommodations adopted for one subgroup will be effective or valid for other subgroups.

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• [DOC File]Questions and Answers Regarding ESL students with ...

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  When evaluating (or reevaluating) ELL students with disabilities, should the ESL teacher be a member of the evaluation team? Should assessment data related to second language acquisition be part of the evaluation report? Answer: Yes. The ESL teacher should be a member of the evaluation (reevaluation) team for an ELL.

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• [DOCX File]Learning Style Questionnaire - Stetson University

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  Learning Style Questionnaire. The modality (learning channel preference) questionnaire reproduced here is by O’Brien (1985). To complete, read each sentence carefully and consider if it applies to you.

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• [DOC File]WELL DEFINED

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  GHES’ ELL students in grades 3 through 5 need to develop skills that will assist them in becoming more proficient in reading as measured by teacher, state and county formal and informal assessments. ESOL 2004-2005 student performance results: Grade 2 – CTBS Reading – 27.3% ...

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