WIDA Standards and English Proficiency

The video tutorial covers the WIDA standards, ACCESS test, and Can Do Descriptors. It explains the five WIDA standards, the four language domains, and the six proficiency levels. The tutorial also discusses the use of Model Performance Indicators (MPI) and Can Do Descriptors for differentiating instruction. A case study of a student named Arthur is used to illustrate proficiency levels and instructional strategies. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these tools for effective teaching of English language learners.

What is the primary focus of today's training session?

• Science curriculum

• History of education

• Mathematics standards

• WIDA standards and Can Do Descriptors

Which of the following is NOT an objective of the training?

• Discussing Can Do Descriptors

• Understanding WIDA standards

• Exploring historical education methods

• Learning about the ACCESS test

How many WIDA standards are there?

• Seven

• Ten

• Five

• Three

What is the purpose of the ACCESS test?

• To test historical facts

• To assess science knowledge

• To monitor English language proficiency

• To evaluate math skills

Which level indicates a student has just started learning English?

• Level 3: Developing

• Level 5: Bridging

• Level 1: Entering

• Level 6: Reaching

What does MPI stand for?

• Music Performance Initiative

• Mathematical Performance Index

• Model Performance Indicators

• Modern Performance Integration

In listening, what might a Level 3 student be able to do?

• Follow multi-step directions

• Follow one-step directions

• Understand technical language

• Communicate in single words

What is a Level 4 student expected to do in reading?

• Use single words

• Communicate in phrases

• Identify self-monitoring strategies

• Understand pictorial representations

What is the main purpose of Can Do Descriptors?

• To differentiate instruction

• To teach math

• To assess historical knowledge

• To evaluate science skills

What level is Arthur in reading?

• Level 1

• Level 4

• Level 2

• Level 3