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Presentation for School Committee meeting Sep 10, 2019 to propose a seal of biliteracy for Franklin (MA) high School students in the future.
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- Premise 1 discusses active learning as essential for acquiring knowledge. Premise 4 discusses using specific strategies to meet the needs of second language learners. Premise 5 discusses providing contexts for language and content instruction.
- Second language development is a school-wide responsibility but often overlooked. Instruction must be coordinated across settings and teachers.
- Second language acquisition follows a developmental process impacted by context, individual psychology, and program supports. It typically takes 5-7 years to attain academic proficiency in a second language. A variety of learner profiles and needs must be addressed through instruction.
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Mary Shallenberger- Describe Language Learners (Characteristics & Statistics)
Sharon Harmon- Laws, Programs, Positions
Carla Coppett - NCLB
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FHS: Seal of Biliteracy Proposal
- 1. Franklin High School State Seal of Biliteracy School Committee Presentation “Monolingualism is the illiteracy of the 21st century.” (Gregg Roberts, Utah State Office of Education) September 10, 2019
- 2. Seal of Biliteracy Recognition or certification of an individual’s language proficiency in 2 or more languages. 2
- 3. State Seal of Biliteracy Languages of Current and Incoming FHS Students 3 *Portfolio or Alternative Assessments ● Low-incidence languages without appropriate or available assessment tool ● Languages not characterized by the use of listening, speaking, reading or for which there is no writing system American Sign Language (ASL) French-Creole Polish Arabic *Gujarati Portuguese Bengali *Hausa Russian Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) Hindi *Telugu English *Malayalam French *Nepali
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- 8. State Seal of Biliteracy Proposed Timeline for 2020-21 8 September-October -Identify eligible students -Community Outreach February-March -Students register for L2 proficiency tests April -L2 Proficiency Testing -Review portfolios May-June -Awards night -Seal on diploma & transcript
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