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Comparing DLE: Elementary vs MS

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Items in classroom labeled in both languages.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

2.

Teacher consistent in language of Instruction (LOI).

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

3.

Learners provided authentic, meaningful opportunities to read and write (no worksheets).

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

4.

Student-generated alphabet posted in both languages.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

5.

Student-generated alphabet posted in language opposite from instruction.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

6.

Evidence of hand-on meaningful learning, use of visuals, objects.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

7.

Bulletin board correspond to language of Instruction (LOI) in content area.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

8.

Clear and visible list of assigned Bilingual Pairs.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

9.

Evidence of Interactive Bilingual Word Wall (BWW) to Facilitate Specialized Vocabulary Enrichment (Bridging).

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

10.

Evidence of Content-Based Student Generated Alphabet (CB-SGA) to Facilitate Specialized Vocabulary Enrichment (Bridging).

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

11.

Desk or tables arranged to promote interactive/group lessons.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

12.

Evidence of Project-Based Learning/Bilingual Research Center (BRC).

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

13.

Instructional grouping in bilingual pairs/bilingual groups: minimal use of whole group instruction.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

14.

DLE Lesson Cycle; Lessons go beyond comprehension level on Blooms' Taxonomy.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

15.

Evidence of group and individual accountability used for assessment.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

16.

Bilingual Learning Centers.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

17.

Evidence of Conceptual Refinement.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

18.

Learners use language of choice.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

19.

No translation/clarification in L1 while instructing main concepts.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component

20.

Content learned is authentic, meaningful, motivating and relevant.

a)

Elementary DLE component

b)

Middle School DLE Component

c)

Both Elementary and Middle School Component