
Promoting Multilingualism in Schools
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Chapter 1. The Seal of Biliteracy
- Understanding the Seal of Biliteracy
- Exploring the Movement and State-Level Policy Variations
- Introducing the 5Ps Framework for Implementation
- Using This Book to Promote Change in Your Unique Context
- Tool 1.1. Determine State SoBL Requirements
- Tool 1.2. Connect with an Exemplar School in Your State
- Chapter 2. Purpose: Framing the Work in Your School and Community
- Considering Current Goals and Priorities
- Probing the School and Community Context
- Drafting Goals for Implementation
- Situating Goals Within State and Local Policies
- Seeking Buy-in from Local Stakeholders
- Tool 2.1. Define the Purpose for the Seal of Biliteracy
- Tool 2.2. Map the Linguistic Landscape
- Tool 2.3. Seek Support for the Seal of Biliteracy
- Chapter 3. Proficiency Assessment: Ensuring Access for All Students
- Considering Your Current Language Assessments
- Procuring the Tools: What Tests and Resources Are Needed
- Ensuring Access for Users of Less Commonly Tested Languages
- Improving Logistics of Language Assessment Processes
- Attaching Assessments to Instruction and Program Efficacy
- Tool 3.1. Identify SoBL Assessment Requirements in Your State
- Tool 3.2. Create Assessment Prompts
- Tool 3.3. Develop an Assessment Plan
- Tool 3.4. Evaluate Assessment Procedures
- Chapter 4. Program: Enhancing Pathways to Developing Biliteracy
- Considering Your Current Language Programs
- Providing High-Leverage Language Instruction
- Designing Longitudinal Curricular Trajectories
- Developing Programs That Foster Biliteracy
- Tool 4.1. Self-Assess on High-Leverage Practices
- Tool 4.2. Evaluate Language Programming
- Tool 4.3. Consider Macro-level Programs
- Tool 4.4 Probing Program Access
- Chapter 5. Partners: Involving Multiple Stakeholders in Implementation
- Considering Current Partners
- Building Capacity to Support Students' Language Development
- Fostering Partnerships with Community Organizations
- Connecting with Professional Organizations
- Aligning with Institutions of Higher Education
- Connecting with Businesses and Future Employers
- Tool 5.1. Audit Teachers' Related Expertise
- Tool 5.2. Research Potential Partners
- Tool 5.3. Explore Organizations and Resources
- Chapter 6. Promotion: Increasing Awareness and Access to Expand Reach
- Considering Your Current Promotion
- Developing Awareness Among School Colleagues
- Conveying Information to Students and Their Families
- Enhancing Communication with Communities
- Recognizing and Celebrating Students' Accomplishments
- Tool 6.1. Reflect on Relevant Stakeholders
- Tool 6.2. Develop a Promotion Plan
- Chapter 7. Moving Forward: Implementing and Evaluating Efforts
- Framing This Work in Schools
- Enacting the Framework: Action Plans for Implementation
- Reflecting on Biliteracy Efforts: Exploring Avenues for Advocacy and Change
- Tool 7.1. Action Plan Template for SoBL Goals, Evaluation, and Implementation
- Tool 7.2. Advocacy Considerations to Enhance Access and Equity
- References
- Appendices
- Appendix 1. External Proficiency Assessments
- Appendix 2. Self-Assessment to Determine Test Readiness based on NCSSFL-ACTFL Intermediate Mid Can-Do Statements
- Appendix 3. Sample Interpersonal Speaking/Listening Prompts for Intermediate Mid
- Appendix 4. Sample Interpersonal Speaking/Listening Prompts for Intermediate High
- Appendix 5. Sample Presentational Writing Prompts for Intermediate Mid
- Appendix 6. Sample Presentational Writing Prompts for Intermediate High
- Appendix 7. Scoring Speaking Samples at the Intermediate Level
- Appendix 8. Scoring Writing Samples at the Intermediate Level
- Appendix 9. Action Plan Example for Initiating SoBL Implementation
- Appendix 10. Action Plan Example for Refining SoBL Implementation
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