Policies & Laws
Bilingual Programs
Six Types of Involvement
Vocabulary Terms
Test My Knowledge
100

This court case is from 1954 and known for the desegregation of schools.

What is Brown v Board?

100

In this program I exit early between grades K-3.

What is Transitional?

100

This is when parents sign up to chaperone a school field trip.

What is volunteering?

100

The social language acquired by a learner.

What is BICS?

100

An individual who has not attained fluency in English.

What is an ELL?

200

This recent policy from 2015 replaced No Child Left Behind.

What is Every Student Succeeds Act?

200

In this program I exit late between grades K-5.

What is Developmental?

200

This is when parents and teachers have conferences and meetings to discuss the student.

What is communicating?

200

The language used by students to perform academic tasks.

What is CALP?

200

These four basic skills are basic language competency.

What is reading, writing, listening, and speaking?

300

This act was passed in 1968 to provide federal grants to school districts for programs for children with limited English speaking ability.

What is the Bilingual Education Act?

300

In this program I am pulled from class with a few others for additional assistance.

What is Pull Out?

300

This is when students have access to books and tutoring outside of school.

What is learning at home?

300

Aid provided by a knowledgeable person to help a student with a task they cannot complete alone the social language acquired by a learner.

What is scaffolding?

300

The four levels of proficiency in ELPs.

What is beginning, intermediate, advanced, and advanced high?

400

In this case a teacher was convicted of violating a Nebraska law for teaching a student German.

What is Meyer v Nebraska?

400

In this program I am a student who speaks English at an Arabic school trying to learn Arabic.

What is Bilingual Immersion?

400

This is when parents set up an area for study at home.

What is parenting?

400

The domain/space where learners can obtain a higher level of knowledge and skills with the assistance of a more knowledgeable person.

What is the zone of proximal development?

400

This can be defined as sentence structure/grammar. Words combined to create a sentence.

What is syntax?

500

The 3 prongs of this are research, resources, and evaluation.

What are the Castaneda Standards?

500

In this program I am learning to be bilingual. Half the class is English and the other half are ELLs.

What is Dual Immersion(Two Way)?

500

This is when schools post things around the school and send flyers home of community events.

What is collaborating with the community?

500

A set of universal information across all languages that facilitates second language learning through a transfer of cognitive and literacy skills from L1 to L2.

What is common underlying proficiency?

500

All five hypotheses come together to form Krashen's theory of second language acquisition.

What is the acquisition learning hypothesis, the monitor hypothesis, the input hypothesis, the affective filter hypothesis, and the natural order hypothesis?