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Module 1
(Session 5)

Classroom-Based Assessment:
How Can English Language Learners Be
Included in Effective Assessment Practices?

David Houchins
Assistant Professor of Special Education
Georgia State University

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Teachers will be able to:

1) Identify how students with limited English proficiency can be included in the assessment process.

2) Compare and contrast current assessment principles with universal designed assessment principles.

3) Identify important testing standards.

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Welcome, objectives, agenda, introductions   10
Activity 1: Quick write

Quick Write

 
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Activity 2: Small group activity

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Debriefing of objectives, activities Discussions 10

 



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