What did ESSA change for ELLS?

Moved accountability to title 1

What is suggested about equity and empowerment?

Equity is key, empowerment is the goal

Why is IDEA impactful for ELLS?

Ensures services for ELLS with disabilities

What did NCLB change?

Required ELL assessments and standards

According to the presentation, how can educators enlighten the education community about assessments?

Shifting mindsets and sharing practices

What role has assessments played historically?

Long history, limited support for ELLS

What is "assessment as, for and of learning"?

Different purposes for using assessment data

How does empowerment apply in assessments?

Involves shared control and support

What does the book ecourage teachers to reflect on?

Assessment practices and beliefs

How can assessments support learning?

By guiding instruction and feedback

Why are mindsets shifts important?

To focus on empowerment not just equity

What did IDEA 1994 do?

Insured fair education for disabled students

Why reform assessments?

To give agency to students and parents

Why is student voice important in assessments?

Promotes engagement and fairness

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1
What did ESSA change for ELLS?
Moved accountability to title 1
Reduced testing requirements
Assigned ELL instruction only to ESL teachers
Removed support for bilingual education
2
What is suggested about equity and empowerment?
Empowerment replaces equity
Equity comes after accountability
Equity is key, empowerment is the goal
Empowerment means more testing
3
What is a common barrier in assessments for ELLS
Limited scoring rubrics
Teacher subjectivity
Language bias in test design
Over translation of tests
4
Why is IDEA impactful for ELLS?
Requires English only testing
Limits language instruction
Focuses only on gifted students
Ensures services for ELLS with disabilities
5
What did NCLB change?
They didn't change anything
Required ELL assessments and standards
Focused only on ending grade
Forced only state standardized testing
6
What does the term "ganza" mean in the context of the book?
The will to make change
Multilingual teaching strategy
Language assessment method
Federal education act
7
According to the presentation, how can educators enlighten the education community about assessments?
Following state testing only
Enforcing uniform tests
Shifting mindsets and sharing practices
Limiting student input
8
What role has assessments played historically?
Equal opportunity from the start
Focused mainly on creativity in the past
Always prioritized ELLS
Long history, limited support for ELLS
9
What is "assessment as, for and of learning"?
Model for school funding
A grading scale
Different purposes for using assessment data
A type of standardized test
10
What should assessments focus on for ELLS?
Speed of testing
Grades only
Growth, not just gaps
Deficits and errors
11
How many mindset shifts are outlined in the answer?
Six
Four
Five
Two
12
How does empowerment apply in assessments?
Relies on national tests
Reduces feedback
Involves shared control and support
Removes grading from teachers
13
What does the book ecourage teachers to reflect on?
Technology use
Assessment practices and beliefs
Curriculum
Student discipline policies
14
How can assessments support learning?
comparing students
Ranking students on abilities
By guiding instruction and feedback
Focusing on final scores only
15
What is the key theme of the presentation?
Promote only standardized testing
Empowerment through assessment
Preparing students for state exams
Focusing on only final grades
16
Why are mindsets shifts important?
Reduce teacher workload
Improve test difficulty
Increase school rankings
To focus on empowerment not just equity
17
What did IDEA 1994 do?
Changed its name to "IKEA" and sold products
Didn't do anything related to education
Insured fair education for disabled students
Changed English teacher curriculum
18
Why reform assessments?
To increase test security
To meet federal funding demands
To give agency to students and parents
To improve test scores only
19
Why is student voice important in assessments?
Lowers test scores
Replaces teacher evaluation
Prevents accountability
Promotes engagement and fairness

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