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Emergent Bilinguals and Assessment
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Information on EB/ELL Testing
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Emergent Bilinguals and Assessment
Authentic Assessment
PBL
Hands- on Learning
Teacher demonstrates the outcome expected and then creates a curriculum is developed to help the students master the outcome.
Specific Skills
Clearly Stated Objectives
Rubrics
Creates Productive Citizens
Why use it?
Multiple ways to demonstrate achievement.
All students get the chance to shine.
Learning as a process instead of an outcome.
a form of assessment where students are asked to perform real-world situations and come up with their own solution.
Traditional Assessment
Multiple Choice
Possess a body of knowledge
Fill--In
Stress Inducing
a test that requires the student to chose and answer and recall information that was taught before hand
Assessing our EB and ELL's.
Initial Assessment
Lets us see where they are.
Get to know them.
Home Language Surveys
Ongoing Assessment
Progress Monitoring
Traditional or Authentic
Student Portfolios
High Stakes Assessment
Very important tests that help deterring whether a student is promoted or allowed to graduate, etc.
AYP
Can give accommodations for students that need it.
this is so important so that we can get to know our students as well as the academic levels
How to create Authentic Assessments.
Standards-Based
Tests what the students should be able to do
Make sure that there are standards that you can tie to the test.
Rubrics that tell what exactly is expected and being measured along with how it is begin measured.
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