Preparation and Resources Flashcards
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Which California agency oversees the administration of the ELPAC?
Answer: California Department of Education (CDE)
The California Department of Education is responsible for overseeing ELPAC administration statewide.
What type of score report is provided to parents after their child takes the ELPAC?
Answer: Individual Student Report (ISR)
Parents receive an Individual Student Report that shows their child's performance on the ELPAC.
How many overall performance levels does the ELPAC use to classify student English proficiency?
Answer: 4
The ELPAC uses four overall performance levels: Minimally Developed, Somewhat Developed, Moderately Developed, and Well Developed.
Which ELPAC domain assesses a student's ability to understand spoken English?
Answer: Listening
The Listening domain evaluates students' ability to comprehend spoken English in academic and everyday contexts.
What is the best strategy for students preparing for the ELPAC Speaking domain?
Answer: Practice speaking English aloud daily on academic topics
Regular oral practice on academic topics builds the fluency and vocabulary needed for the Speaking domain.
Which resource is specifically designed by CDE to help teachers understand ELPAC score reports?
Answer: ELPAC Score Reporting Guides for Educators
CDE publishes Score Reporting Guides for Educators to help teachers interpret and use ELPAC results.
When a student scores at Performance Level 1 on the ELPAC, what does this indicate?
Answer: Minimally Developed English proficiency
Performance Level 1 (Minimally Developed) indicates the student is at the earliest stage of English language development.