📊 New study reveals fewer Spanish-speaking multilingual learners were identified as needing intervention support when assessed in both Spanish and English. 🔎 Explore how a dual-language approach to assessment provides a more accurate picture of student literacy skills: at.amplify.com/EOY24
Kayce Giglio
1w
I would love to see dual language assessment of our ESOL population in several subjects so we can place them correctly and offer them a sound and comprehensive education with opportunity beyond high school.
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6dIt's so nice to see companies like Amplify recognizing the significant role that language proficiency plays in reading comprehension. Recognizing and identifying existing transferable literacy skills from a student's first language is key to and maximizing instructional time and resources.