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Language Proficiency Levels Flashcards

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  1. How many English language proficiency levels does the ACCESS for ELLs assessment use to classify students?

    Answer: 6

    ACCESS for ELLs uses 6 proficiency levels ranging from Level 1 (Entering) through Level 6 (Reaching).

  2. What is the name given to Level 1, the lowest proficiency level on the ACCESS for ELLs scale?

    Answer: Entering

    Level 1 is called 'Entering,' representing students who are just beginning to acquire English.

  3. Which proficiency level on the ACCESS for ELLs scale is called 'Bridging'?

    Answer: Level 5

    Level 5 is named 'Bridging,' indicating students are bridging the gap between ELL support and mainstream academic performance.

  4. A student at the 'Developing' proficiency level on ACCESS for ELLs corresponds to which level number?

    Answer: Level 3

    Level 3 is called 'Developing,' representing students who are building more consistent English skills across domains.

  5. What is the highest proficiency level on the ACCESS for ELLs scale?

    Answer: Reaching

    Level 6, 'Reaching,' is the highest level, indicating students have near-native-like English proficiency.

  6. Which ACCESS for ELLs proficiency level is called 'Emerging'?

    Answer: Level 2

    Level 2 is called 'Emerging,' reflecting students who are starting to show consistent English language skills.

  7. A student at Level 4 on the ACCESS for ELLs scale is classified at which proficiency level?

    Answer: Expanding

    Level 4 is called 'Expanding,' indicating students are broadening and deepening their English language skills.