What are the top four language groups (among EL students) in CA?…
Question Answered step-by-step What are the top four language groups (among EL students) in CA?… What are the top four language groups (among EL students) in CA? (search the most recent data) Before: predict and fill this out BEFORE you search on the websiteLanguage (predictions)Total Number (prediction)AND/OR % of Total (prediction) After: research and fill this out AFTER you have filled in the BEFORE sectionLanguage (actual)Total Number (actual)AND/OR % of Total (actual) What are the top four language groups (among EL students) in Sacramento County? Before: predict and fill this out BEFORE you search on the websiteLanguage (predictions)Total Number (prediction)AND/OR % of Total (prediction) After: research and fill this out AFTER you have filled in the BEFORE sectionLanguage (actual)Total Number (actual)AND/OR % of Total (actual) 3. How many English learner (EL) students are there in California? (Before) Prediction: ____________ Actual: _____________ Data Quest: CA Dept. of Education: https://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/Browse all the types of reports available on DataQuest (click on “What’s in Data Quest?” – on left). Also explore QuickQuest on the left (note: the top left of QuickQuest has an EL option). Next, name the 3 most interesting categories of reports to you and your partner that you can find in DataQuest:_________________________ b. ________________________ c. ________________________ From DataQuest, above, Go to QuickQuest at https://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/content.asp What is the School in Sac City Unified (SCUSD) with the highest number of ELs (English learners)? Hint (follow this exactly): choose the EL option at the top left, Click “Go.” Dropdown options: select Sacramento County, click on “Schools,” >> All Schools, change CDS Code to “English Learners.” You can leave other options as the default or play around to see what data you get. SCUSD school with highest numbers of ELs is _______________________________ Now, go to EdData – https://www.ed-data.org/ and explore functions, such as looking up a particular school. How is this site similar and/or different to DataQuest? ☞ TIME TO CHECK YOUR PREDICTIONS! Using the above websites (or any others, go back and fill in the actual data in the tables on Page 1. Go to the California Department of Education’s English Learner Roadmap at www.cde.ca.gov/sp/el/rm (considered the most important website for the teaching of ELs). Review the information. What is one thing currently “Trending in English Learners”? Aside from the EL Standards, what do you think is an important link, item, or resource for teachers and student teachers? Why? Go to Colorín Colorado www.colorincolorado.org – site for educators. Peruse the site and explain an item or page that a beginning teacher would find helpful. What is the page and why would that page be a good resource? Go to www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/ep -What does ELPAC stand for, and what is it? 10. Californians Together: www.californianstogether.org. Go to Media >> Press Releases.Which press release is of most interest to you, and why? (under Media >> Press Releases) Which publication (under Publications) do you think is the most important and why? Arts & Humanities Writing EDUC 170 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
