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Christine Mantini
grades 9-12 at CHS
(264-5700)
mantinic@csdvt.org
Susan Rosato
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ELL
wiki
grades 6-12 at CMS
(264-5800)
& CHS (264-5700)
rosatos@csdvt.org
Jennifer Hoenigsberg
Visit her blog
grades K-5 at PPS, UMS,
and
MBS (264-5900)
hoenigsbergj@csdvt.org
Department of Education contact:
Jim McCobb,
ESL (Title III), Refugee Coordinator
802-828-0185
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WIDA’s
English Language Proficiency Performance Definitions
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5
Bridging |
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the technical language of the content areas |
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a variety of sentence lengths of varying
linguistic complexity in extended oral or written discourse
including stories, essays, or reports; |
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oral or written language approaching
comparability to that of proficient English peers, when presented
with grade level material |
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4
Expanding |
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specific and some technical language of the
content areas: |
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a variety sentence lengths of varying
linguistic complexity in oral discourse or multiple, related
paragraphs; |
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oral or written language with minimal
phonological, syntactic, or semantic errors that do not impede the
overall meaning of the communication, when presented with oral or
written connected discourse with occasional visual and graphic
support |
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3
Developing |
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general and some specific language of the
content areas; |
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expanded sentences in oral interaction or
written paragraphs; |
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oral or written language with phonological,
syntactic, or semantic errors that may impede the communication but
retain much of its meaning, when presented with oral or written,
narrative or expository descriptions with occasional visual and
graphic support |
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2
Beginning |
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general language related to the content areas; |
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phrases or short sentences; |
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oral or written language with phonological,
syntactic, or semantic errors that often impede the meaning of the
communication, when presented with one to multiple-step commands,
directions, questions, or a series of statements with visual and
graphic support |
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1
Entering |
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pictorial or graphic representation of the
language of the content areas; |
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words, phrases, or chunks of language, when
presented with one-step commands, directions, WH- questions, or
statements with visual and graphic support |
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