PPT-ACCESS for ELLs Reporting

May 2016 Interpreting and Using ACCESS for ELLs Scores Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 2 When is a student likely to perform ordinary classwork in English Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. An English Proficiency Test for . Students with . Significant Disabilities. . Understanding the Parent/Guardian Report. Purpose of the . Alternate ACCESS for ELLs. The Alternate ACCESS:. Includes. students with significant disabilities in state-required assessment on how well these students are learning English;. ESOL Awareness Workshop. W. ednesday, July 21, 2010. What is the purpose of Assessing ELLs?. There are five different purposes for conducting assessment with ESOL students. They are:. Screening and Identification for . Presented by. Mary T. Castañuela. BICS CALP. B. asic . I. nterpersonal . C. ommunication. S. kills. Conversational. C. ognitive. A. cademic. L. anguage . P. roficiency. Textbook language. By Jeff Guggenheim. Definition. . An alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in a group of words.. Uses. Emphasis. . . - . draws attention . to the phrase and fixes it in the reader's . Bob Measel. Assistant Director, OELAAA. District obligations for educating ELLs. 2. The district must:. Implement a uniform system for identifying ELLs in accordance with Department guidance found at . Individual Student Report . Purposes of the . Alternate ACCESS for ELLs. Include ELLs with significant disabilities. in state-required assessments . Measure. whether and how well these students are learning English. (Grades 9-12). New York State Statewide Language RBE-RN . at New York University . YOLANDA DELGADO-VILLAO . AND . GLORIA M. ORTIZ. SESSION OBJECTIVES. Participants will understand the amended CR Part 154 Units of Study charts for grades 9-12 . Felicia . Mallory, Executive Director. Denetra Collins, Staff Specialist. ACCESS for ELLs 2017 . Test Chairperson Training. December 14, 16, or 20, 2016. Purposes of ACCESS for ELLs 2.0. . The . results . ELLs. ) in our Long Island schools?. Add photos!. 2014 LILAC Conference: Filling in the Gaps: Ensuring Language Access and . Cultural Competence for Vulnerable Long Islanders. Susanne Marcus, GNPS, ESL Teacher. Changes in the District’s. ESL Program. Parkland School District. . 1997 2013. Total Population of Students 7,274 9,369. Number of ELL students 11 230. Megan Kropfelder. Indiana State University. Math & Writing Center. In the Classroom. (as a teacher…or observer). Struggles ELLs Encounter. Language Barrier . Homophones, synonyms, vocabulary. Struggle in matriculated courses. An English Proficiency Test for . Students with . Significant Disabilities. . Understanding the Parent/Guardian Report. Purpose of the . Alternate ACCESS for ELLs. The Alternate ACCESS:. Includes. students with significant disabilities in state-required assessment on how well these students are learning English;. Rebecca Field, Ph.D.. Director, Language in Education Division. Caslon Publishing and Consulting. rdfield@casloninc.com. . Integrated into Expeditionary Learning . Grades 3-5. Big Ideas. English language learners are everyone’s responsibility.. Data Validation for Score Reports. Webinar Presented. April 26, 2011. Glenda Harrell, NCDPI ESL/Title III Consultant . Mark . Hausner. , NCDPI Technical Architect. Ivanna Mann Thrower, NCDPI ESL/Title III Consultant.