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effective readers Jonathan BifieldHamish Chalmers Aims of this sessionTo briefly outline the difficulties faced by ELL readersTo offer a few ideas to improve the reading experience for ELLs before re. be wwwvestagraphicsbe 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;. (Changes in Instruction for ELL’s). Overview of Changes to Instruction of ELLs. Previously. . RETELL. Voluntary. Mandatory. 4 Category Trainings . 1 Sheltered. English Instruction (SEI) . Core. Course . 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 . 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 . and . Alternate ACCESS for ELLs. English Language Learners (ELL) . Students with Disabilities (SWD). Bilingual/ESOL ESE Program (January 2016). Review of Accommodations for . ELL students with disabilities. 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 . Youth-. Nex. Works-In-Progress . Meeting. April 17, 2014. Lauren Molloy, PhD. Amanda Kibler, PhD. University of Virginia. Our Study. “Influences of classroom-level social settings on language and content learning in linguistically diverse classrooms” . 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. Realizing Opportunities for English Language . Learners . In the Words of Lily Wong Fillmore. . .. English language learners [ELL] are provided materials that are so greatly simplified that they provide virtually no exposure to the forms and structures of the language they should be learning … [There’s] a lot of attention and energy focused on turning ELLs into English speakers, and not nearly enough on educating them. . 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. Adapted presentation by . Soyoung. Park. Stanford Graduate School of Education. ELL SCASS Meeting June 24, 2014. 1. Think of 2 or 3 important policy and/or practice related questions about ELLs with disabilities that you would like to have answers to (if they exist).. 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.. Dr. Julie R. Grady. Arkansas State University. November 6, 2009. Arkansas Curriculum Conference. Common Terms. Language minority. : Children whose native language is other than English regardless of proficiency in English.