Spanish-Language Assessments for Dual Language Programs 2014 Update
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1 - s for Dual Programs 2014 Update Abbreviation AAPPL Aprenda 3 Batería-III Boehm-3 Brigance ABS-R BSM 1 BVAT COPE CPAA The ACTFL of Performance toward in s Aprenda : La prueba de logros en español, Tercera edición Batería III Woodcock-Muñoz Boehm Test of Basic Concepts, Third Edition of Basic Skills Revised, edition BSM Medida de sintaxis bilingüe Bilingual Verbal Ability Tests CAL Exam Children s Progress Grade 5 through postsecondary; oral language component appropriate for primary grades Grades K-12 Age 2 to adult Grades K-2 Grades PreK-9 Grades PreK-2 (BSM I), Grades 3-12 (BSM II) Age 5 to adult Grades 5-7 Paired interview PreK-2 Performance assessment of language proficiency; covers interpersonal listening/speaking, presentational writing, and interpretive reading and listening Reading, math, language, spelling, listening, science, and social science Cognitive battery; achievement battery (reading, oral language, math, writing, academic language proficiency, vocabulary) 50 basic concepts most frequently occurring in kindergarten, first, and second grade curriculum Readiness, oral language, vocabulary, reading comprehension, spelling, writing, computation, math problem solving Dialogue between administrator and student is the basis for a measure of syntactic structures Picture vocabulary, oral vocabulary, and verbal analogies tests from the Woodcock-Johnson-III interview/role play technique with two students, measures cognitive-academic language skills as well as social language Early literacy (reading, listening, phonemic awareness, phonics/writing mechanics) and math skills in s Available in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, and ESL The Stanford Achievement Test Series, Tenth Edition (Stanford 10) Woodcock-Johnson III (WJ-III) Directions available in English and Brigance Comprehensive Inventory of Basic Skills Revised (CIBS R) Bilingual Syntax Measure I and II (BSM-I and BSM-II) Available in 18 languages American Council on the Teaching of Foreign s (ACTFL) Curriculum Associates NWEA 1 No longer listed on website; older versions may still be in use. Notes. See the original 2007 report at for more details on assessments and for inclusion criteria. s that were not included in the original report are shaded. The assessments listed in this update may be appropriate for use in /English dual language programs; additional information from publishers should be consulted before selecting assessments. The quality of these assessments has not been evaluated by CAL.
2 EDL 2 ELLOPA ENIL FLOSEM Get Ready to Read! IDEL IPT-O IPT-R&W ISIP Español Evaluación del desarrollo de la lectura 2 Early Listening and Evaluación del nivel independiente de lectura Stanford Foreign Skills Evaluation Matrix Get Ready to Read! Revised Indicadores dinámicos del éxito en la lectura IDEA Test IDEA Reading and Test Istation's Indicators of Progress - Español Grades K-6 Grades PreK-2 Paired interview Grades PreK-12 conference Grades PreK-12 Informal Ages 3-5 Grades K-3 Ages 3 to 5 (Pre- IPT), Grades K-6 (IPT I), Grades 7-12 (IPT II) Grades K-1 (Early Literacy), Grades 2-3 (IPT 1), Grades 4-6 (IPT 2), Grades 7-12 (IPT 3) PreK-3 Reading level is determined by performance in reading conference; measures include fluency, reading comprehension, non-fiction text features, reading strategies proficiency interview: Students scored on vocabulary, oral fluency, grammar, listening comprehension, communication strategies, cultural awareness Comprehension (literature and informational text), foundational reading skills, range of reading & level of text complexity, vocabulary proficiency observations: Students scored on comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar reading and writing readiness on a five-point scale; print knowledge, book knowledge, phonological awareness, phonics Letter naming fluency, phoneme segmentation, nonsense word fluency, oral reading fluency, oral retelling, fluency in word use, comprehension, syntax, verbal expression Reading component: vocabulary, vocabulary in context, reading for understanding, reading for life skills, and language usage; component: ability to generate writing that reflects common usage and academic grade-level standards, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, phonological awareness & phonics, fluency, spelling & writing conventions in s Developmental Reading (DRA) Independent Reading Level (IRLA) The Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) Parallel form in English Parallel form in English ISIP Early Reading American Reading Company California Foreign Project, Stanford, CA; adapted from SOLOM University of Oregon Institute for the Development of Educational Achievement Ballard & Tighe Ballard & Tighe Istation - s for Dual Programs, 2014 Update Page 2
3 in s KeyLinks 2 LAS Links Logramos MN-SOLOM OLAI-2 PALS Español PHAI PLS-5 KeyLinks en español: La conexión entre instrucción y evaluación Scales Links Logramos, 2nd Edition Minnesota Modified Student Observation Matrix Acquisition Inventory, Second Edition Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening in Prueba de Habilidades Académicas Iniciales Preschool Scales, Fifth Edition Grades 1-12 Grades K-12 or group Grades K-12 Grades PreK-12 Informal Grades PreK-6 Grades K-3 or small group and individual Ages 4 to 7 Birth through 7 years achievement in reading/language arts and math language; pronunciation;, fluency, reading comprehension, mechanics & usage; writing, reading comprehension, spelling, capitalization, punctuation, usage and expression, math concepts & estimation, math problem solving and data interpretation, math computation proficiency during oral interview or observation of natural language use; scored on academic comprehension, social comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar Phonemic awareness, print concepts, repeated sentences, story retelling and comprehension, learning behavior, expository reading and writing Phonological awareness, alphabet knowledge, letter-sound knowledge, concept of word, oral reading, phonemic awareness Reading, writing, mathematics, spoken language; reveals early achievement in children at risk for school failure Auditory comprehension, expressive communication KeyLinks : The Connection Between Instruction & Iowa Tests Young Children s Achievement Test SOLOM revised by Minnesota Department of Education PALS Marketplace ProEd Inc. 2 No longer listed on website; older versions may still be in use. - s for Dual Programs, 2014 Update Page 3
4 PODER/ PUEDE Prueba Óptima del Desarrollo del Español Realizado; Prueba Útil y Eficaz del Desarrollo de Español Available for Kindergarten, other grades in development for K, group for other grades; Speaking is individual, Pre-LAS Pre-LAS 2000 Grades PreK-1 ROWPVT-4, EOWPVT-4 SABE/2 SEL SSLP SOLOM SOPA SRI Receptive and Expressive One- Word Picture Tests, Fourth Edition of Basic Education, Second Edition Sistema de evaluación de la lectura Stanford Test Student Observation Matrix Student Scholastic Reading Inventory Print Version proficiency in listening/speaking, reading, and writing; uses expository and narrative story lines language component: listening comprehension, expressive vocabulary, expressive skills in syntax, semantics, morphology; preliteracy component: receptive and expressive literacy skills in reading and writing in s Age 2 to adult Receptive and expressive vocabulary Grades 1-8 Grades K-2 Grades PreK-12 and individual Grades PreK-12 Informal Grades 2-8 Paired interview Reading, language, mathematics, spelling Decoding, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension Listening, writing conventions, reading, writing, speaking proficiency during oral interview or observation of natural language use: Scored on comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar proficiency interview: Scored on vocabulary, oral fluency, grammar, listening comprehension equivalent Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark System Stanford English Test (ELP) World-Class Instructional Design and (WIDA) CBT/McGraw Hill Heinemann San Jose Area Bilingual Consortium, revised by California Dep't. of Education Grades 1-12 Reading comprehension Scholastic - s for Dual Programs, 2014 Update Page 4
5 SSALD STAMP STAR Cambridge Step by Step to Dominance Standards-based Measurement of STAR Reading Grades K-8 Grade 3 to adult Grades 1-5 SUPERA SUPERA Grades 1-10 TELD-3:S TPAS TVIP WMLS-R Test of Early Development Third Edition: Test of Phonological Awareness in Test de vocabulario en imágenes Peabody Woodcock-Muñoz Survey Revised language interview; reading comprehension; directed writing sample; affective, social, cognitive student profile checklist Reading, writing, listening, speaking Reading Skills Evaluaciones esenciales: selected response tests in reading/language arts and math; Evaluaciones múltiples: selected and open ended response tests in reading/language arts and math; SUPERA Plus: word analysis, vocabulary, language mechanics, spelling, and mathematics computation Ages 2 to 7 Receptive and expressive language Ages 4 to 10 Phonological awareness measured through four subtests: initial sounds, final sounds, rhyming words, deletion Ages 2 to 17 Receptive vocabulary Age 2 to adult Picture vocabulary, verbal analogies, letter-word identification, dictation, understanding directions, story recall, passage comprehension in s Also available in English and Portuguese Also available in Arabic, Chinese, French, and Japanese STAR s TerraNova, Second Edition (CAT/6) Test of Early Development Third Edition equivalent Peabody Picture Test (PPVT 4) Cambridge (Mass.) Public Schools Avant Renaissance Learning ProEd Inc. - s for Dual Programs, 2014 Update Page 5
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