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16 Cards in this Set

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phonology

sounds

morphology

basic units of meaning

syntax

grammar

semantics

meaning

pragmatics

function

academic proficiency

begins with basic literacy


home language survey

assessment process for ELL ideally begins with, completed by parents to provide info on language at home

2nd step

native language proficiency evaluation if English is not a student's home language

Informal assessment

oral language, writing and reading. conducted through observation scales, informal writing samples and informal reading inventories.

key for struggling students

provide more effective instruction and strong interventions

Assessment tests are used for

to determine placement into programs


to measure achievement


determine eligibility to programs and exit programs


also if program meets expected education goals and standards


measure accountability


Phlote

Primary Home Language Other Than English

Arizona does not require

primary language assessment

Tests are done

on oral dimension and writing and reading proficiency

Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences

1. Verbal/Linguistic: interest in the meaning and order of words.
2. Logical/Mathematical: ability to handle chains of reasoning and to recognize patterns and order.
3. Musical: attraction to pitch, melody, rhythm, and tone.
4. Bodily/Kinesthetic: ability to use the body and to handle objects skillfully.
5. Spatial: ability to perceive the world accurately and to re-create or transform aspects of that world.

Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences

1. Interpersonal: ability to understand people and relationships.
2. Intrapersonal: ability to assess one's emotional life as a means to understanding oneself and others.
3. Naturalist: the aptitude for observing nature and discerning patterns and trends. The naturalist enjoys collecting and cataloguing material (especially from nature) and organizing his or her work.
4. Existential: the sensitivity and capacity to tackle deep questions about human existence.

Gardner's Intelligences can be integrated into the classroom in many ways. Watch Maime as she uses the multiple intelligences to review the letter sounds with her ELLs.