Check results of most recent language proficiency assessment (CELDT or VCAALPS)- ok to use unofficial scores Check to see if student has been reclassified since the last IEP Go to Student Demographics tab of SIRASmake sure EL status is correct If you check RFEP, you must enter date If Preschool to Kindergarten, indicate level determined in preschool If student is EL, SIRAS will automatically: • Enter the correct information on the SIS page for EL level and Native language • Enter in the statement regarding strategies and supports for ELs on the LRE page Address EL performance under “Communication” Under “STAR Program Results” record scores, levels of dates of most recent assessment (If preschooler, EL level is noted on the special Preschool page) “Uses both English and Spanish in the classroom and playground” “Struggles with understanding academic English” “Uses Mixtec with peers” “Communicates with parents in Hmong but uses English conversationally” “Uses BICS only” On the preschool page, there is a section at the bottom: ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Date student took PELS EL level EL Goal number Assessment to be given in kindergarten EL testing results will already be in (from Present Levels page) Primary language will already be provided (same as Native Language on the SIS page) Fill in all other information at top of the page If student Reclassified before or during the meeting, leave bottom of the form blank Note which test student will take for each domain- CELDT or VCCALPS Indicate adaptations for CELDT if needed- none allowed for VCCALPS If a student takes the CELDT with Modifications, or takes VCCALPS, the scores are reported to the state as “beginning” in that area. Program Model ELD Instruction: location, duration, frequency ELD Goal(s) number(s) Strategies for accessing core curriculum English Language Development Program and Instruction Strategies -as well as- for Accessing the Core They are different!!!! Structured English Immersion (SEI): ◦ Targeted instruction for students who have not yet mastered BICS (students with overall CELDT or VCCALPS levels of beginning or early intermediate) English Language Mainstream (ELM) ◦ Instruction with emphasis on CALPS or learning academic language (students with overall CELDT or VCCALPS levels of intermediate or above) Alternative Educational Program ◦ Student must be enrolled in alternative ELD program to check this option – indicate type Special education class General education class General education English class Special education English class Pull out program with sp/lang pathologist Pull out program with special ed teacher Mainstream English class Sheltered English class Should be at least 30 minutes a day- follow your district guidelines-for secondary, must be at least one full period Anticipatory chart or guide Graphic organizers or study guides Use appropriate realia to affirm context Outlines or reading guides Pictorial guide or glossary Teach root words and cognates Compare / contrast meanings Charts, graphs, pictures, diagrams Venn diagrams or story maps Make sure the CELDT Coordinator receives copies of the ELD page for any students who need adaptations- discuss with your administrator how this is to occur Must be at least one ELD goal Must address ELD standards (located in the ELD section of the Goals Wizard) Should correlate with needs from CELDT/VCCALPS/PELS May also address a need in ELA Listening Comprehension Oral Communication Reading: Comprehension Reading: Fluency & Vocabulary Reading: Literary Response & Analysis Reading: Word Analysis Writing: English Language Conventions Writing: Strategies and Applications English English English English Language Language Language Language Development: Development: Development: Development: Listening Speaking Reading Writing 1. 2. 3. ELD Category Grade range (K-2; 3-5; 6-8; 9-12) ELD Level Area of Need- MUST be ELD Can add SECOND area of need if appropriate Responsible discipline- tied to location of service on ELD page Reason for goal- tied to need from CELDT/VCAALPS/PELS scores and present levels Language of instruction ELA goals should be appropriate for the EL level Can use ELA by ELD goal bank Available for up to grade six Not to be confused with the ELD goal! By taking care to include all of the required elements for an EL student in the IEP, you will meet legal compliance as well as develop an appropriate plan for your student to learn and progress in English! THANKS FOR YOUR TIME TODAY- USE THE LAST PAGE OF THIS HANDOUT AS A GUIDE FOR PROOFREADING YOUR IEPs FOR ELs!