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Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009
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Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

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Page 1: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

Model Standards

English as a Second Language

OACE

Integrated Programs Planning Project

Summer 2009

Page 2: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

Objectives

• Identify the document(s) that guide curriculum, instruction and assessment in the OACE ESL Program

• Identify how Standards are organized

• Identify how our Program has selected “key” or “essential” standards

• Practice using the ESL Standards

Page 3: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

ESL Model Program Standards

• What was Adult Education ESL like before MS (1992)?

• How were ESL courses described?

Page 4: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

What are the Model Standards?

• Identify core knowledge and skills (content standards)

• Identify performance indicators (performance standards)

Page 5: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

How are they organized?

• Content Standards– 4 language skills: Listening, Speaking,

Reading, Writing– 7 proficiency levels

• Performance Standards– Sample assessment tasks

• 2 additional core content areas

• Section on integrating SCANS and EFF

Page 6: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

What are Performance Standards?

Descriptive paragraph of how learner functions upon exit

Sample assessment tasks Examples of technology use how well learners need to perform to show

mastery

Page 7: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

Power Standards

• In 2006 the ESL Program prioritized the standards, selecting 2 per skill area.

Page 8: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

How do ESL teachers use the standards?

• What level?

• Should I promote him?

• consistent attender. • active participant. • confuses b and p, g and

a, v and y.• may not respond

appropriately when asked familiar questions.

• communicates haltingly. • wants to stay with

classmates and be promoted.

Page 9: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

How do ESL teachers use the standards?

• Developing lessons

• Developing assessments

• Placement

• Promotion

• Program Exit

Page 10: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

What do ESL Standards mean to students & teachers?

• For students:– What I must know, understand and be able to

do– What I need to do to demonstrate mastery– When I demonstrate mastery, where I will go

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How do the standards contribute to improved student learning?

• What students need to know

• Helps teachers specifically target what ss need to learn

• Helps teachers gauge learner preparedness for the next level, or for exit

Page 12: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

In summary…

• Identify the document (s)

• Identify how Standards are organized

• Identify how our ESL Program has selected “key” or “essential” standards

• Practice using the ESL Standards

Page 13: Model Standards English as a Second Language OACE Integrated Programs Planning Project Summer 2009.

Quiz

• How many …– proficiency levels are described in the MS?– levels are offered by OACE ESL Program– skill areas? Name them…– additional core content areas are described?

Name them….– proficiency levels are described in the

National Reporting System?

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How can the ESL Model Standards…

• Inform us in Integrating our programs?