Webinar | Apr 1, 2:00-3:30 PM ET

Assessing Multilingual Learners for Success

 
As the number of multilingual learners in educational contexts in both the US and abroad increases, a key question for educational stakeholders is how best to assess these learners who bring multiple linguistic repertoires to the classroom in ways that contribute to their academic success.
 
In this symposium, our panelists will explore what a multilingual orientation to language assessment might look like.
 
We will explore what multilingual approaches to assessment exist in large-scale standardized assessments in both the United States and overseas, how educators and teachers support their multilingual learners using assessment, and which contexts are well-suited for the introduction of multilingual approaches to assessment.

 

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This event is free and open to the public. A recording of this event will be shared after the event. Registration is required.
Panelists:

 

Liying Cheng

 

Justin Kelly

 

Aida Walqui

 

Micheline Chalhoub-Deville 
Moderator:

 

Keira Ballantyne

 

"Promoting access, equity, and mutual understanding for
linguistically & culturally diverse people around the world."
 
 
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