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ESL exam 154 Domain2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which EB students require accelerated instruction? | Students in grade 3 or higher who are at the beginning or intermediate level of English-language proficiency in reading, and/or writing |
| Accelerated instruction for these students must be _________,_________, and ___________ | Focused, targeted, and systematic |
| Linguistically accommodated instruction requires the content to be: _________,__________, and __________ | communicated, sequenced, and scaffolded. |
| Additive approach | Educators add in lessons, units and examples that represent a broader range of cultural examples and perspectives without changing the curriculum that is already in place |
| What is the difference between sheltered instruction and CBLI? | CBLI uses an additive approach, is used across all language program services and various languages of instruction, encourages use of students' primary languages as resources and therefore, is designed to be culturally and linguistically sustaining |
| Phonogram | Letters or combinations of letters within a word that produce a sound in a word like ‘ck’ and ‘ph’ |
| Sight words | Words in English that should be memorized because decoding them is difficult Ex: come, does, would |
| Reading comprehension relies on knowledge of ________,_________, and _________. | vocabulary, text structures, and background information. |
| When a child is reclassified, how long is the LPAC required to monitor them for? | 2 years thereafter |
| Does the LPAC monitor students with parental denials of services? | Yes, they are required to for 2 years |
| ____________ is to ____________ as ____________ is to _____________. Why? | Identification, reclassification, Placement, exit. Placement and exit are dependent upon parental approval based on LPAC recommendation, but identification and reclassification are not. |
| True or false: End of the Year LPAC includes all emergent bilingual students identified in PEIMS including those with a parental denial | True |
| Do EBs with parent denials have to take the TELPAS? | Yes |
| Who takes the STAAR? | All students in grades 3-8 and EOC in high school not eligible for STAAR Spanish or alternate |
| Who can take the Spanish STAAR? | Students in grades 3-5 for whom the Spanish version of STAAR most appropriately measures their academic progress Not permitted for an EB with parent denial of services |
| Who can take the STAAR Alternate? | Students receiving SPED services, including EB students, who meet requirements for an alternate assessment based on alternate achievement standards |
| What is the difference between the TELPAS in grades K-1 vs 2-12? | TELPAS in grades K-1 is assessed holistically using district testers doing performance based activities with students in all four language domains. TELPAS in grades 2-12 is administered using an online assessment annually |
| What 3 questions does the HLS ask? | 1. What languages are spoken by the child? 2. What languages are spoken in the home? 3. What languages have been spoken in any other homes the child has lived in? |