Instructor: Dr. Robin Barnard Bachelor
Course Description: 
This course focuses on formal and informal assessment tools and practices that support the learning of World Language Learners in school settings. Participants design and evaluate assessment practices to support teaching. They examine the impact of federal, state, district and school policies about testing and examine the case of World Language Learners in relation to school assessment targets, and the implications of testing requirements on curriculum and lesson planning.
​Taught in English. Request the syllabus.
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Northwest Nazarene University
  • $825 for 3 graduate credits (letter grade)
  • Transcript code: Education of World Languages (ED WL)
  • Jan. 28-March 10, 2019 (winter)
​Adams State University
  • $825 for 3 graduate credits (letter grade) 
  • Transcript code: Education (ED)
  • Jan. 28-March 10, 2019 (winter)
​Illinois State Board of Education
  • $500 for 45 PDs
  • Jan. 28-March 10, 2019 (winter)
​World Language PD
  • $400 for a certificate of completion from World Language PD
  • Jan. 28-March 10, 2019 (winter)

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