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What is Adult ESOL CCR?
What is Adult ESOL CCR?
Adult ESOL College and Career Readiness (CCR) is a non-credit, FDOE-funded course that prepares
"Adult English language learners who have completed the Adult ESOL course to enter and succeed in college-level courses of study by providing English language skills in the following areas:
Read and Comprehend Complex Text
Acquire Academic Vocabulary
Speak and Listen with Understanding
Convey Information in Writing
Apply Conventions of Standard English Grammar and Usage
Digital Literacy (Technology)
Career and Education Planning
Workforce Preparation"
- FL Department of Education
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
This course is for students who have completed the Adult ESOL course or who score 236 or above on the CASAS Reading Test and 228 or above on the Listening test.
It is ideal for the student who has a goal of going on to post-secondary education
How does a student complete this level?
How does a student complete this level?
While the academic rigor of this course is above the ESOL level 6, CASAS testing is not mandated by the state. Student progress is measured by mastery of the FDOE competencies on a checklist. Teachers of this level can use formative assessments for ongoing monitoring of learning and to determine when a student has attained mastery and is ready to exit the course. Students may take as long as needed to demonstrate mastery and complete the course, but only 1 LCP can be earned.
Course exit is recorded on a "Progress Report Certification", which is submitted as proof for earning the one LCP upon course completion.
Once this Progress Report is completed the student must exit the course.
The Adult ESOL CCR Checklist / Standards and Competencies
The Adult ESOL CCR Checklist / Standards and Competencies
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FDOE STANDARDS
ESOL CCR CHECKLIST
PROGRESS REPORT CERTIFICATION
Curriculum Resources
Curriculum Resources
There is a lot of room for creativity for the teacher of this course as long as the skills outlined on the checklist/competency are being taught and there is sufficient rigor to help students attain critical thinking, digital literacy and employability skills.
Students should be provided with the opportunity to synthesize information from different sources.
Below are some recommendations to get you started.
Use the Burlington English Advanced English Course to supplement your sites academic text.Students will continue practicing their reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills using this software and teachers will able to monitor their progress.
Reading Skills ONLINE RESOURCE
Reading Skills ONLINE RESOURCE
Sample Florida IPDAE Lesson Plans
Sample Florida IPDAE Lesson Plans
Lesson Title: Reading Fluency for College and Career Readiness for ESOL Students
Lesson Title: Determining Meaning and Making Inferences through Text Connections
Visit the Florida IPDAE Site for More Lesson Plans and check the calendar for their Webinar Wednesdays
Reading and Listening Skills ONLINE RESOURCE
Reading and Listening Skills ONLINE RESOURCE
Join the #localglobal movement! U45dbli
Join the #localglobal movement! U45dbli
Plan a lesson with another level 7 teacher in the district, then connect your class via skype and let your students interview each other. Join the Adult ESOL CCR Virtual PLC and get in the conversation. From your district portal, search for classroom, select "teacher" as your role, click "join" and enter the code above.
Schedule a "Let's Talk...." Click here
Credits: Florida Department of Education and Florida IPDAE
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