2. Ells are classified as a single subgroup Newly arrived with adequate schooling Newly arrived with limited formal school Long-term English learners
3. Newly arrived with adequate school Less than 5 years in U.S. Continuous schooling Previous school system parallels Schools Makes steady progress Difficulty on standardized tests in Englilsh
4. Newly Arrived with Limited Formal Schooling > than 5 years Previous schooling may be limited or interrupted Lacks a sense of school culture and routines Limited literacy / math development
5. Long Term English Learners 7 or more years in U.S. Schools Experienced methods of English- language instruction Unrealistic perspective on demands of school Achieves conversational fluency, but not academic fluency
6. Factors that may compromises the accuracy of AYP and ELLs Classification criteria differs within states States determine appropriate accommodations Schools with less than 40 ELLs are not required to report AYP
7. ELL Subgroup Variances ELLS continual transition out of program Subgroups of low performance students
12. Garcia & Beltran Solid curriculum framework Instructional opportunities Network of support to reinforce effective practices
13. Research Based Instructional Models for English Language Learners Cognitive Academic Language Approach ( CALLA) Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP)