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3Contents
Introduction .................................................................................7 Welcome to the WIDA English Language Development Standards Framework, 2020 Edition ......9Section 1: Big Ideas
Section 2: Understanding the WIDA ELD Standards Framework ..................................21Section 3: Grade-Level Cluster Materials
Kindergarten
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Grade 1
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Grades 2-3
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Grades 4-5
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Grades 6-8
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Grades 9-12
Key Language Uses
Language Expectations, Functions, and Features
Annotated Language Samples
Prociency Level Descriptors
Section 4: Resources
Key Language Uses: A Closer Look
Collaborative Planning for Content and Language Integration: A Jump-O Point forCurricular C
onversationsGlossary
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Tables
Table 1-1: WIDA ELD Standards Statements .......................................................9 Table 1-2: Organization of the WIDA ELD Standards Framework, 2020 Edition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Table 1-3: Audience and P
otential Uses of the WIDA ELD Standards Framework, 2020 Edition ........13 Table 2-1: Abbreviated forms of the Five English Language Development Standards Statements ......24Table 2-2: The Anatomy of a Language Expectation
Table 2-3: Dimensions of Language in the Prociency Level Descriptors: Criteria Foci and Sample Language Featur es Table 2-4: What the WIDA ELD Standards Framework is and What It Is Not .........................35 Table 3-1: Representations of the Components of the WIDA ELD Standards Framework inGrade-Level Clust
er Materials Table 3-2: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Kindergarten ......................................42 Table 3-3: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Kindergarten ...................................43 Table 3-4: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Grade 1 Table 3-5: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Grade 1 Table 3-6: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Grades 2-3 Table 3-7: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Grades 2-3 .....................................85 Table 3-8: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Grades 4-5 Table 3-9: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Grades 4-5 ....................................107 Table 3-10: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Grades 6-8 Table 3-11: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Grades 6-8 .....................................141 Table 3-12: Snapshots of Key Language Uses in Grades 9-12 .....................................178 Table 3-13: Distribution of Key Language Uses in Grades 9-12 ...................................179Table 4-1: Denitions of Key Language Uses
Table 4-2: Narrate Genre Family
Table 4-3: Narrate Through the Years of Schooling
Table 4-4: Narrate Across Content Areas
Appendix A: WIDA English Language Development Standards Framework, 2020 EditionMeeting ESSA Title 1 Requirements .............................................263 Appendix B: Correspondence Tables for Content and Language Standards ...................266 Appendix C: A Compilation of K-12 Key Language Use Distribution Tables and Language Expectations .........................................................................288 Appendix D: A Compilation of K-12 Prociency Level Descriptors, with Technical Notes .........329 Appendix E: High-Level Comparison of WIDA Standards Editions From 2004 to 2020 ..........351 Appendix F: Theoretical Foundations of the WIDA ELD Standards Framework, 2020 Edition .....354Appendix G: Select References
Appendix H: Standards Development Process and Acknowledgements .......................379 5 Table 4-5: Inform Genre Family ...............................................................225Table 4-6: Inform Through the Years of Schooling
Table 4-7: Inform Across Content Areas
Table 4-8: Explain Genre Family
Table 4-9: Explain Through the Years of Schooling
Table 4-10: Explain Across Content Areas
Table 4-11: Argue Genre Family
Table 4-12: Argue Through the Years of Schooling
Table 4-13: Argue Across Content Areas
Table 4-14: The Unit"s Academic Content and WIDA ELD Standards ...............................239Table 4-15: Sample Content Unit Architecture
Table 4-16: Progress Trackers, Reading Informational Text, Driving Question Boards, and Building Understanding ..........................................................................241 Table 4-17: Language Expectations with Embedded Language Functions .........................244 Table 4-18: Example Language Features that are Commonly Associated with a Language Function ..245 Table A-1: Critical Elements in Meeting ESSA Title 1 Requirements ................................263 Table D-1: Comparison of Criteria in 2014 Features of Academic Language Chart and 2020 Dimensions ofLanguage Table
Table D-2: Dierences Between Performance Denitions and Prociency Level Descriptors ........332 Table E-1: Comparison of Editions of the WIDA Language Standards ..............................352 Table F-1: Updated Abbreviations for the WIDA ELD Standards, 2020 Edition ......................361 Table F-2: The Dimensions of Language: A Short Reference Table H-1: SEA Standards Subcommittee Members (2018-2020) ..................................380Table H-2: LEA Advisory Committee Members
Table H-3: October 2019 Focus Group Participants, WIDA Annual Conference .....................381 Table H-4: Researcher/Teacher Advisory Panel (April 2020) .....................................383Table H-5: Domestic and International Educators
Table H-6: WIDA Standards Development Team
Figures
Figure 1-1: Big Ideas in the 2020 Edition .........................................................17
Figure 2-1: The Components of the WIDA ELD Standards Framework ..............................23 Figure 2-2: Relationship among the WIDA ELD StandardsFigure 2-3: Four Key Language Uses
Figure 2-4: Example Reference Code for a Language Expectation .................................28Figure 2-5: Modes of Communication
Figure 2-6: Dimensions of Language within a Sociocultural Context ...............................32 Figure 3-1: Kindergarten Language Functions and Language Features .............................45 Figure 3-2: Grade 1 Language Functions and Language Features ..................................656 WIDA English Language Development Standards Framework, 2020 Edition
Figure 3-3: Grades 2-3 Language Functions and Language Features ...............................87 Figure 3-4: Grades 4-5 Language Functions and Language Features ..............................109 Figure 3-5: Grades 6-8 Language Functions and Language Features ..............................143 Figure 3-6: Grades 9-12 Language Functions and Language Features ..............................181Figure 4-1: The Four Key Language Uses
Figure 4-2: Sample Collaborative Planning Process
Figure 4-3: Honing a Language Focus through the WIDA ELD Standards Framework ...............246Figure 4-4: Lesson Planning Considerations
Figure D-1: Cumulative Expansion of Multilingual Learners" Linguistic Resources ...................331 Figure E-1: Editions of the WIDA Language Standards Figure F-1: Four Big Ideas in WIDA ELD Standards Framework, 2020 Edition .......................355 Figure F-2: Communication Modes Used in WIDA 2020 Edition ...................................358 Figure F-3: The WIDA ELD Standards Framework, 2020 Edition ...................................360 Figure F-4: Relationship among the WIDA ELD StandardsFigure F-5: Key Language Uses
Figure F-6: Elements within WIDA Language Expectations Figure F-7: WIDA ELD Standards Framework: Relationship between Language Expectations, Language Functions, and Language Features ................................................365quotesdbs_dbs14.pdfusesText_20[PDF] 9 practical node js projects pdf
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