What is a key benefit of using portfolios with ELLs?

They provide a structured way to support and motivate students.

How can teachers adapt assessments for ELLs?

Provide extra time and allow alternative methods.

Why is it important to scaffold assessments for ELLs?

To allow ELLs to demonstrate knowledge through alternative methods

How can teachers involve ELLs in the portfolio assessment process?

By having students select work samples, reflect on growth, and set goals

What should teachers consider when using differentiated scoring for ELLs?

Separating scores for content knowledge and language proficiency

How does UDL support the reduction of biases in a classroom?

By representing diverse identities and viewpoints and challenging biases

What is the main advantage of using informal assessments for ELLs?

They provide ongoing insights into student progress.

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Module 6: Planning for ELLs

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1
What is a key benefit of using portfolios with ELLs?
They are less detailed than other assessments.
They reduce the need for feedback.
They replace all other assessments.
They provide a structured way to support and motivate students.
2
What is a performance-based assessment method suitable for ELLs?
Standardized testing
Silent reading
Role-playing and storytelling
Multiple-choice tests
3
How can teachers adapt assessments for ELLs?
Focus only on language proficiency scores.
Avoid using any assessments.
Use standardized tests only.
Provide extra time and allow alternative methods.
4
Which of the following is NOT a type of informal assessment?
Presentations
Portfolios
Standardized tests
Oral reports
5
Which type of informal assessment involves students in selecting work samples and reflecting on their progress?
Portfolio assessment
Pop quizzes
Multiple-choice tests
Standardized tests
6
Why is it important to scaffold assessments for ELLs?
To allow ELLs to demonstrate knowledge through alternative methods
To ensure that ELLs receive no assistance
To make tasks more challenging for students
To give ELLs the same assessments as native speakers
7
How can teachers involve ELLs in the portfolio assessment process?
By selecting all the work samples for the students
By having students select work samples, reflect on growth, and set goals
By excluding student input on goal-setting
By focusing solely on formal test data
8
What should teachers consider when using differentiated scoring for ELLs?
Separating scores for content knowledge and language proficiency
Providing the same score for all students
Scoring only based on language proficiency
Ignoring content knowledge in assessments
9
How does UDL support the reduction of biases in a classroom?
By focusing solely on language proficiency
By avoiding varied media and formats
By representing diverse identities and viewpoints and challenging biases
By ensuring materials and assessments are standardized
10
What is the main advantage of using informal assessments for ELLs?
They are standardized across schools.
They are less subjective.
They provide ongoing insights into student progress.
They are less time-consuming.

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