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1. Connect stages of second language acquisition in early childhood to DRDP© (2010) ELD measures
2. Discuss plans for effective assessment of preschool age dual language learners
3. Explore strategies for monolingual English speaking teachers to assess preschool age dual language learners
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Simultaneous
Successive/Sequential
Home Language Observational/Listening Telegraphic/Formulaic Productive Language Use
Receptive
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Stage Name
Definition Example
First
Second
Third
Fourth
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Review and compare stages of second language acquisition to the DRDP© (2010) ELD measures.
Identify three things your group noticed.Share one of these items with the group.
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Four Stages of ELD Measures2nd Language Acquisition
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To effectively assess English Language Development, documentation must
account for the language(s) spoken to the child and by the child during the
interaction.
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Brief Share
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Connected to daily activities Inclusive of families Systematic and
observational Based on multiple methods
and measures Ongoing Repeated over time
(NAEYC, 2005)
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Method Effective Methods Criteria
Adaptations Needed
Connected to daily activities
Inclusive of families
Systematic and observational
OngoingRepeated over
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1. Decide what should be assessed. Cognitive, social, emotional and
physical development Second language development Home language development
2. Gather assessment information.
3. Use assessment information. Share with families Plan instruction Evaluate program
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1. Naturalistic Assessment (Losardo &Notari-Syverson, 2001)
2. Focused Assessment (Losardo &Notari-Syverson, 2001)
3. Instructionally Embedded Assessment (McLaughlin, Blanchard & Osani, 1995)
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1. Read the assigned assessment method.2. Develop a poster representing the
method.3. Appoint a docent.4. Walk the Gallery.
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Focuses on the child’s self-chosen activities and the child’s interests
Addresses functional skills contributing to social and emotional development
Requires planning, thinking about where and when a teacher may observe specific skills
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Anecdotal Record Form
Nam
e _______________________Date ______________________ Lang
uage(s) used by adult/contextLang
uage(s) used by child/context:
23: Comprehension of English (receptive English)
24: Self Expression in English (expressive English)
25: Understanding and response to English literacy activities
26: Symbol, letter and print knowledge in English
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Concentrates on multiple behaviors across domains into a single situation
Requires the teacher to use specific strategies to elicit skills
Occurs within the context of daily activities
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Requires the teacher to constantly observe what her children can and cannot do in different contexts and at different times, adjusting instruction accordingly
Utilizes a plan for what, where, when and how to assess
Focuses on data collected from a variety of sources: observations collected over time, prompted responses, classroom products, and conversations with families(McLaughlin, 1995)
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Emergent writing provides evidence of children’s print knowledge and phonological awareness (Schickedanz, 1999)
Dictation builds awareness of the general purpose of print, the speech to text relationship, sound-symbol relationships and print conventions (Temple et al., 1993; Calkins, 1994;Tunks & Giles, 2007).
Story retellings result in increased language development, comprehension and an interest in books, and in learning to read (Evans & Strong 1996).
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Narratives are universal among cultures and languages, and children are exposed at very young ages (Gutierrez-Clellan, 2004)
Retellings by young English learners provide important information about their abilities to comprehend and produce a language (Gutierrez-Clellan, 2004)
Even if unable to produce a narrative in English, English learners learn English language and literacy skills from narratives (Cheatham & Ro, 2010)
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Review the work samples. Use the Analysis Sheet to determine for
which measures the samples can be used as evidence.
Be prepared to share the sample, to what measures it is related, and why.
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Emergent Writing and Story Retelling
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Story Retelling
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