Massachusetts District-Determined Measures. World Languages and Foreign Languages
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1 Example s World Languages and Foreign Languages Pilot Priority Grades Pre-Kindergarten High School 1
2 Example s Table of Contents World Languages Grades Pre-Kindergarten Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 6 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) 7 World Languages Grades Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 9 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) 10 World Languages Grades of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 12 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 13 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) 14 Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) Falmouth Public School District 15 High School World Languages Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 18 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) 19 Reading Comprehension Rubric for World Languages Duxbury Public School District 20 French I II of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 22 Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks 23 Grade 8 French Exit Exam Sharon Public Schools 24 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 25 Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 26 SAT Subject Test College Board 27 Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant 28 French III IV of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 30 Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks 31 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 32 Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 33 SAT Subject Test College Board 34 2
3 Example s Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant 35 Latin I II Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 37 SAT Subject Test College Board 38 Latin III Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 40 SAT Subject Test College Board 41 Spanish I II of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 43 Foreign Language s Wellesley Public Schools 44 Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks 45 Groton-Dunstable Middle School Spanish I 46 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 47 Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 48 Reading Comprehension for Intermediate Spanish Duxbury Public School District 49 SAT Subject Test College Board 50 Spanish I Exam Sharon Public School District 51 Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant 52 Spanish III IV of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 54 Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks 54 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) 54 Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III 54 SAT Subject Test College Board 54 Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant 54 3
4 Example s World Languages and Foreign Languages Example s The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (ESE) contracted with WestEd to collect assessments appropriate for use as District-Determined (DDMs). WestEd chose these assessments as examples because the assessments were aligned with critical content, as identified by the Core Course Objectives (CCOs), and were reviewed by WestEd to ensure overall quality. The following one page summaries cover a wide range of assessments including commercial, non-commercial, traditional, and nontraditional assessments. Districts can use this resource to choose DDMs to implement with or without modifications or as models for locally-developed measures. This list is not exhaustive, and Districts may use other assessments for use as District-Determined measures. What is included in each one page summary? name and subject, grade, or course Electronic link with additional information about the assessment Brief description of the assessment and the content it is intended to assess Source: publicly available (non-secure or open source) or must be purchased from a commercial developer Approach: assessment can be implemented without modifications (buy), with modifications (borrow), or can serve as model for a locally developed measure (build) Design: designed to measure growth or requires modifications Type of assessment: traditional end-of-grade or end-of-course test, non-traditional measure such as a performance task or portfolio rubric, screening tool, diagnostic measure, placement exam, classroom assessment, or certification exam Type of assessment items: selected response, constructed response, performance task, or portfolio Mode of administration: paper/pencil or computer supported method: machine scored or hand scored 4
5 Example s World Languages Grades Pre-Kindergarten 1 5
6 Example s World Languages Pre-K-1 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material) in multiple languages. Authentic assessment to supplement other measures. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards and performance task status. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to align to expectations for these grades. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 6
7 Example s World Languages Pre-K-1 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) Rubrics for projects and portfolios and a link to standards to which activities are aligned. Reflects a comprehensive content-based Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES) program that strongly aligns with CCOs and is developmentally appropriate. However, due to the highly disciplinary and theme-based approach requiring teacher collaboration from other subject areas, these assessments might be challenging to adapt to local context. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 7
8 Example s World Languages Grades 2 4 8
9 Example s World Languages 2-4 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material) in multiple languages. Authentic assessment to supplement other measures. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards and performance task status. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to align to expectations for these grades. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 9
10 Example s World Languages 2-4 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) Rubrics for projects and portfolios and a link to standards to which activities are aligned. Reflects a comprehensive content-based Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES) program that strongly aligns with CCOs and is developmentally appropriate. However, due to the highly disciplinary and theme-based approach requiring teacher collaboration from other subject areas, these assessments might be challenging to adapt to local context. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 10
11 Example s World Languages Grades
12 Example s World Languages 5-8 of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) New measure. Performance assessment of standards-based language learning across the three modes of communication as defined by the National Standards for Foreign Language Learning. interpersonal listening/speaking, presentational writing, interpretive reading, and interpretive listening. Developed by ACTFL in strict alignment with its Performance Guidelines. progress against tasks that are part of an instructional curriculum, not a proficiency test assessing ability against real-life tasks with no contextualization in the classroom. Dependence upon technology should be noted. must be conducted by certified AAPPL raters but can be done locally if certified trainers work in that district. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) Yes End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 12
13 Example s World Languages 5-8 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material) in multiple languages. Authentic assessment to supplement other measures. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards and performance task status. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to align to expectations for these grades. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 13
14 Example s World Languages 5-8 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) Rubrics for projects and portfolios and a link to standards to which activities are aligned. Reflects a comprehensive content-based Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES) program that strongly aligns with CCOs and is developmentally appropriate. However, due to the highly disciplinary and theme-based approach requiring teacher collaboration from other subject areas, these assessments might be challenging to adapt to local context. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 14
15 Example s World Languages 5-8 Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) Falmouth Public School District Oral assessment, scoring rubric, and ideas for instruction, submitted by Massachusetts district. Allows for measurement of students' ability to perform in a target language during a face-to-face interview. Follows oral proficiency guidelines from the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL). Specifically designed for students in grades 7-8 taking French or Spanish, but could easily be adapted for other grades and languages. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Oral Scored Off-Site 15
16 Example s High School 16
17 Example s World Languages
18 Example s World Languages 9-12 Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material) in multiple languages. Authentic assessment to supplement other measures. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards and performance task status. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to align to expectations for these grades. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 18
19 Example s World Languages 9-12 New Jersey World Languages s (Framework Appendix B) Rubrics for projects and portfolios and a link to standards to which activities are aligned. Reflects a comprehensive content-based Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES) program that strongly aligns with CCOs and is developmentally appropriate. However, due to the highly disciplinary and theme-based approach requiring teacher collaboration from other subject areas, these assessments might be challenging to adapt to local context. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 19
20 Example s World Languages 9-12 Reading Comprehension Rubric for World Languages Duxbury Public School District Submitted by Commonwealth district. Reading comprehension rubric that can be applied to a variety of languages. Sample assessments provided for French I, Spanish I, and Latin III courses. Can be used in conjunction with other measures to assess full breadth of CCOs and curriculum frameworks for this grade span. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Classroom Unit Scored Off-Site 20
21 Example s French I II 21
22 Example s French I-II of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) New measure. Performance assessment of standards-based language learning across the three modes of communication as defined by the National Standards for Foreign Language Learning. interpersonal listening/speaking, presentational writing, interpretive reading, and interpretive listening. Developed by ACTFL in strict alignment with its Performance Guidelines. progress against tasks that are part of an instructional curriculum, not a proficiency test assessing ability against real-life tasks with no contextualization in the classroom. Dependence upon technology should be noted. must be conducted by certified AAPPL raters but can be done locally if certified trainers work in that district. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) Yes End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 22
23 Example s French I-II Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks On-demand performance and project-based measure linked to three communication modes and to ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines. Tasks available for levels I, II, and III. Administered at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Can be adapted for other languages. Aligned to Georgia standards, not the National Standards Document. s call for translation from target language to English as a means of assessing understanding, which is not consistent with Commonwealth's target language use position statements. Also, several assessments highlight scenarios, such as a terrorist hijacking in Panama, that may not be appropriate for use in Massachusetts schools. Districts interested in exploring this option may need permission from state to use. Commercial Customizable Item Bank Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 23
24 Example s French I-II Grade 8 French Exit Exam Sharon Public Schools French I exam submitted by Commonwealth district (Sharon Public Schools). Intended for grade 8 but may be adapted for use at high school level. Please contact the instructor directly to obtain a copy of the secure test form: Kristina Dahlen, Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 24
25 Example s French I-II Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material). Authentic assessment to supplement other measures; need to view standards to which items are linked. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Strong option for use as DDM in these courses. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 25
26 Example s French I-II Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III Sample items. Performance and activity based. Administered at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Proficiency tests evaluate abilities at various levels through the learning sequence. Designed to serve as exemplars of proficiency-based assessments and provide test-writing guidelines. Requires students to use the language in real-life situations. Designed for use with any standards-based curriculum. three communication modes and four language modalities based on National Standards for Foreign Language Learning and American Council on Teaching of Foreign Language's Performance Guidelines for K-12 Learners: stages I, II, and III (novice, intermediate-low, intermediate-mid). Best used in conjunction with other measures. Caution: Model student responses offered in English, not target language. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to better align to local curricula. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 26
27 Example s French I-II SAT Subject Test College Board Intended to be used as a college placement exam. Not aligned to language proficiency standards. Represents only performance of receptive language skills such as multiple-choice answers on grammatical/syntactical items and reading and listening comprehension (not included in this sample packet). Does not work in tandem with proficiency-based programs, and assesses only grammatical accuracy and interpretive (reading and listening) language skills. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: College Placement Exam Scored Off-Site 27
28 Example s French I-II Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant Online proficiency-oriented test of listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Performance on long tasks in different modalities; tasks approximate actions in the real world to make informal inferences about how the learner would perform in that context. Four domains (listening, reading, writing, and speaking) are assessed. Uses American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) proficiency levels (novice-advanced). Can administer at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Results reported on Center for Applied Second Language Studies benchmark scale, which is comparable to ACTFL proficiency guidelines. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 28
29 Example s French III IV 29
30 Example s French III-IV of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL) American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL) New measure. Performance assessment of standards-based language learning across the three modes of communication as defined by the National Standards for Foreign Language Learning. interpersonal listening/speaking, presentational writing, interpretive reading, and interpretive listening. Developed by ACTFL in strict alignment with its Performance Guidelines. progress against tasks that are part of an instructional curriculum, not a proficiency test assessing ability against real-life tasks with no contextualization in the classroom. Dependence upon technology should be noted. must be conducted by certified AAPPL raters but can be done locally if certified trainers work in that district. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) Yes End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 30
31 Example s French III-IV Georgia Bank of Performance-Based Tasks On-demand performance and project-based measure linked to three communication modes and to ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines. Tasks available for levels I, II, and III. Administered at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Can be adapted for other languages. Aligned to Georgia standards, not the National Standards Document. s call for translation from target language to English as a means of assessing understanding, which is not consistent with Commonwealth's target language use position statements. Also, several assessments highlight scenarios, such as a terrorist hijacking in Panama, that may not be appropriate for use in Massachusetts schools. Districts interested in exploring this option may need permission from state to use. Commercial Customizable Item Bank Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 31
32 Example s French III-IV Nebraska Designing s (K-12 Foreign Language Framework) Generic rubrics for scoring tasks (collaborative work, oral presentations, written material). Authentic assessment to supplement other measures; need to view standards to which items are linked. Includes task-specific rubrics, conversion scales from rubric ratings to numeric grades, and a quality assessment checklist ensuring alignment to specific standards. Since these assessments are multi-language, there is no mention of a specific target language to be used in task completion, though it is clear that using the target language is the main purpose. Strong option for use as DDM in these courses. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Borrowing (full measure) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 32
33 Example s French III-IV Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III Sample items. Performance and activity based. Administered at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Proficiency tests evaluate abilities at various levels through the learning sequence. Designed to serve as exemplars of proficiency-based assessments and provide test-writing guidelines. Requires students to use the language in real-life situations. Designed for use with any standards-based curriculum. three communication modes and four language modalities based on National Standards for Foreign Language Learning and American Council on Teaching of Foreign Language's Performance Guidelines for K-12 Learners: stages I, II, and III (novice, intermediate-low, intermediate-mid). Best used in conjunction with other measures. Caution: Model student responses offered in English, not target language. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to better align to local curricula. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 33
34 Example s French III-IV SAT Subject Test College Board Intended to be used as a college placement exam. Not aligned to language proficiency standards. Represents only performance of receptive language skills such as multiple-choice answers on grammatical/syntactical items and reading and listening comprehension (not included in this sample packet). Does not work in tandem with proficiency-based programs, and assesses only grammatical accuracy and interpretive (reading and listening) language skills. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: College Placement Exam Scored Off-Site 34
35 Example s French III-IV Standards-Based Measurement of Proficiency, 4 Skills (STAMP 4S) Avant Online proficiency-oriented test of listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Performance on long tasks in different modalities; tasks approximate actions in the real world to make informal inferences about how the learner would perform in that context. Four domains (listening, reading, writing, and speaking) are assessed. Uses American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) proficiency levels (novice-advanced). Can administer at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Results reported on Center for Applied Second Language Studies benchmark scale, which is comparable to ACTFL proficiency guidelines. Commercial Test Buying (commercial tool) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 35
36 Example s Latin I II 36
37 Example s Latin I-II Ohio Model s, Stages I, II, III Sample items. Performance and activity based. Administered at regular intervals or when proficiency level check is needed. Proficiency tests evaluate abilities at various levels through the learning sequence. Designed to serve as exemplars of proficiency-based assessments and provide test-writing guidelines. Requires students to use the language in real-life situations. Designed for use with any standards-based curriculum. three communication modes and four language modalities based on National Standards for Foreign Language Learning and American Council on Teaching of Foreign Language's Performance Guidelines for K-12 Learners: stages I, II, and III (novice, intermediate-low, intermediate-mid). Best used in conjunction with other measures. Caution: Model student responses offered in English, not target language. Districts interested in building their own customized measures can easily modify to better align to local curricula. Open Source Items, Activities, Forms Building (parts only) No End-of-Grade Paper/Pencil End-of-Course Performance Task Rubric Computer Supported Selected Response Computer Adaptive Short Constructed Response Project-Based Rubric Machine Scored Writing Prompt/Essay Scored Locally Other: Scored Off-Site 37
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