Essential Standards (ES) are the “need to know” standards that provide curricular focus on big, conceptual ideas and enduring understandings. For World Languages, the ES are the three communication modes (Interpersonal, Interpretive, and Presentational) and culture, which parallel the national standards of Communication and Culture.
Mastering a language requires developing competency or proficiency in communication skills. The proficiency level achieved is directly linked to the amount of time spent learning the language. Below are the proficiency levels students are expected to experience based on the level of the course and the mode of communication. For example, by the end of level ONE, students are expected have demonstrated an ability at the Novice – Mid level prior to moving into level two.
By the end of this school year, you will be provided with the training, practice, and knowledge to complete the necessary skills required for your level of study. CLICK HERE to see a list of the Spanish LEVEL ONE skills you are required to demonstrate prior to moving forward into level 2.
Exit Proficiency Standards by Level