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  1. What does the NYSESLAT Literacy composite score combine?

    Answer: Reading and writing

    The Literacy composite combines reading and writing scores to reflect overall print-based language proficiency.

  2. Which entity receives NYSESLAT score reports for instructional planning?

    Answer: Individual schools and teachers

    Schools and teachers receive score reports to inform instructional planning and ESL service delivery.

  3. What analytic dimension is NOT typically included in NYSESLAT writing rubrics?

    Answer: Handwriting neatness

    NYSESLAT writing rubrics focus on language proficiency dimensions, not handwriting quality.

  4. How many proficiency levels does the NYSESLAT use to categorize student performance?

    Answer: Five

    The NYSESLAT uses five proficiency levels: Entering, Emerging, Transitioning, Expanding, and Commanding.

  5. What happens to a student's ESL services if they score Commanding on the NYSESLAT?

    Answer: The student may be recommended for reclassification and exit from ESL services

    A Commanding score indicates English proficiency sufficient to consider exiting the student from mandated ESL services.

  6. What is required before a student who scored Commanding can be formally reclassified in New York State?

    Answer: Additional criteria including academic performance and teacher input

    Reclassification in NYS requires multiple criteria beyond the NYSESLAT score, including academic performance and educator judgment.

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