Session 5 ELLs

Question 1

ELLs should receive academic instruction

Accepted Answer

in separated settings from peers, in settings which allow them to make progress, in exclusively general education settings

Question 2

Since it takes up to six years to learn a second language, teachers should carefully consider:

Accepted Answer

how they design language-related tasks demanded of ELLs, a student's IQ score, a student's family background

Question 3

Why are some standardized tests culturally or linguistically biased?

Accepted Answer

test items may contain language unfamiliar to some students, content of test items reflect the majority culture, test accommodations may not be effective

Question 4

New ELLs may vocalize very few responses during class. How should teachers support new ELLs?

Accepted Answer

encourage students to rely on dictionaries to choose words, insist upon answer questions orally

Question 5

Which assessment practice may reduce bias and prevent academic failure for ELLs?

Accepted Answer

standardized tests of English reading and writing, Curriculum-based measurement within RTI/MTSS, IQ testing before age 9

Session 5 ELLs

Questions 5

Session 5 ELLs

Questions 5