There are three levels of proficiency. Knowing these levels will help tailor lessons.

Exactly! With my spanish students its important that we slowly bring english into their eduction!

As someone who was unaware of the meaning, I learned that scaffolding is when a E.B. student receives structured support that leads to independent acquisition.

Thank you for teaching me the different levels of language proficiency. It will benefit me as a future teacher to know what to expect in the 4 different domains.

great information to know.

great to know different categories of EL students to which we can accommodate each student needs.

Short, but very informative!

this is so helpful! especially since the area i'm looking to apply is so diverse!

great information

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I learned that it is critical to speak at a level that allows students to comprehend and advance according to where they are. Excellent informative video.

This video explains and helps me understand how communication, sequence and scaffolding are ways to help student learning.

There are four Language Proficiency Levels,: Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Advanced High. This video explains the levels broken down in domains: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing.

Informative for both student and teacher!

Great breakdown!

Good informative video

The video breaks down, in a simplified way, the different proficiency levels. Very useful without a doubt

good information on proficiency levels

Many of these concepts are brand new to me with my South Carolina education! I am curious and excited to learn more about them, particularly when it comes to scaffolding for bilingual students.

Although English is a first language for me, it helps to learn more about language proficiency in order to assist EL students and also communicate with their families. We cannot use our lack of education as an excuse or reason for being unable to effectively assist those in need.

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Ensure not to skip over the details for each level! I’m sure the exam has a few questions about this because it is very important.

It's very important to scaffold learning with English Language Learners.

Good highlighting of key words to differentiate language proficiency levels.

Very informative.

Short video but very informative. Thanks for sharing.

Nice little video that breaks down Language Proficiency Levels and how to understand and help ELL's.

Great, short video about how to approach bilingual learners

This helps show how important it is to know about proficiency when it comes to ELL, good vid

Love this short imformative and to the point

I love the level of proficiency chart and it helps not only with ELL's but with students in general.

This is much better than reading the DRY "Texas State Plan for the Education of Gifted/Talented Students."

Knowing how our students communicate and what level they are can help us as teachers know what we need to best support them.

This video was short but informational: communication, sequence, and scaffolding are important for educators to use to best support bilingual students' understanding and learning.

This video gives a great breakdown of the four Language Proficiency Levels - Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, and Advanced High for English Language Learners. It was also a great insight to learn more in-depth in reading, writing, speaking, and listening proficiency levels. I will definitely refer back to this video.

Short and informative video

As a first year teacher this is very helpful!

Even though this video was short it was very informative.

Good information on the LPL's. It's very important for teachers to know this information so we're able to help our students when teaching.

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This short but informative video allowed me to understand that communication, sequence, and scaffolding are important for teachers/coaches to teach their students. By providing us with the definition and examples.

video was great short and simple to understand.

Great information on Language Proficiency Levels for ELLs.

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As a first year teacher this is very helpful! Listening, speaking and reading proficiency levels are so important to know so we can best serve our students with our teaching techniques.

I'm a new 4th-grade teacher from Mexico, and this video really helped me understand the four language proficiency levels the Texas Education Agency talks about. It's been a bit of a learning curve adjusting to teaching here, especially with English Language Learners. But knowing about these levels-Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, and Advanced High-has been a game-changer. It's made it easier for me to adapt my teaching to meet my students' needs. This video's been a real lifesaver for a newbie like me!