ELP Assessment update - September 27, 2019

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ELP Assessment Update, September 27, 2019

ELPA21 Workshops

OSPI has contracted with ELPA21 to provide 2 workshops to support teachers understanding and integrating ELPA21 results in their classrooms to support English learners. The first session (October) will be an overview of essential foundational information including ELP Standards and ELPA21 assessments, followed by a high level application in the classroom. The second session (December) will be more focused on the application of results in the classroom with less time spent on understanding foundational information. Participants can register for one or both sessions.

Session 1: ELP Standards, Assessments, and Scores Workshop

Registration can be found here:

Yakima (October 18): https://www.pdenroller.org/ospi/Catalog/Event/98186.

Olympia (October 21): https//www.pdenroller.org/ospi/Catalog/Event/98438

Edmonds (October 22): https://www.pdenroller.org/ospi/Catalog/Event/98544

Session 2: Differentiating Instruction for ELs Based on English Language Proficiency Level

Registration will open for December Sessions soon. Dates and locations have been identified.

Yakima (December 2)

Olympia (December 3)

Edmonds (December 4)

Participation is limited to 50, so please register early to ensure your place. The workshop is intended for general education staff who seek to better their practice for ELs in their classroom through a deeper understanding of the ELP standards and assessment results.

WIDA Alternate ACCESS Webinar

WIDA is offering an Alternate ACCESS informational webinar on December 3. The webinar will include an overview of Alternate ACCESS for ELLs, scheduling, basics of administration, and a review of training resources.

WIDA recommends this webinar for Alternate ACCESS test administrators and District Assessment Coordinators.

This webinar is not the required annual test administer training. It will highlight anything new, provide information and answer questions.

When: December 3 at 9:00 a.m.

Join the webinar: http://bit.ly/AltACCESSWebinar

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