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        Curriculum & Instruction
        What is an Inclusive Grade Model?
        What is an Inclusive Grade Model?
        A model in which the teacher grades a student based on the targets set by a multidisciplinary team. The five-step process provides a child with a disability, with a developmental delay, or for whom English is a second language with fair and meaningful grades.
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        What is Standards-Based Grading?
        What is Standards-Based Grading?
        Grading in which student performance on national or state standards is compared to others’ and reported. This approach differs from the traditional approach in which letter grades or percentages based on averages are given.
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        What are Document Panels?
        What are Document Panels?
        Panels that document examples of and reflect on a child’s learning progress over time.
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        What are Teacher-Designed Assessments?
        What are Teacher-Designed Assessments?
        Tools created by teachers to measure student understanding of a topic.
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        What are Learning Targets?
        What are Learning Targets?
        Concrete expectations of what students will learn from an individual lesson.
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        What are Progress Reports?
        What are Progress Reports?
        Written communication of student performance and achievement.
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        What are Intelligibility, Acceptability, and Comprehensibility?
        What are Intelligibility, Acceptability, and Comprehensibility?
        Intelligibility is the degree or level to which a listener understands a speaker’s given message. There are three methods for assessing intelligibility that includes rating scales, connected speech measures, and single word measures. A listener’s ratings may depend on their relationship with the speaker, a family member as opposed to
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        What are Phonological Theories?
        What are Phonological Theories?
        There are some phonological theories, but the two classic theories are generative phonology and natural phonology. Generative phonology includes the tenet that underlying phonological representations are translated into allophones according to the rules of grammar of the phonological system to create a surface phonetic representation. Natural phonology explains why children
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        What are Suprasegmentals?
        What are Suprasegmentals?
        Suprasegmentals, otherwise known as prosody can serve a linguistic function such as to affect the meaning of a phrase or word. This can also relate to a paralinguistic function such as to modify or enrich the meaning of spoken information (conveying emotion). Suprasegmentals include rhythm, stress, lexical and grammatical tones,
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        What is Multicultural Education?
        What is Multicultural Education?
        In its most basic sense, multicultural education is a progressive approach for transforming education based on educational equality and social justice. The components required in educating a multicultural education are content integrations, prejudice reduction, empowering school culture and social culture. These all relate and all require attention as they relate
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