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Welcome to EDL Introduction Philosophy Purpose and Background This guide covers the background, philosophy, components, and fourstep program organization of Evaluación del desarrollo de la lectura Segunda edición, or EDL2, for Grades K 6. You will understand the purpose of the EDL2 and how to use the components. EDL2 is based on the process of observing and analyzing students reading behaviors that reflect universal aspects of literacy. Research based and widely field tested, EDL2 helps students become independent successful readers by giving educators the right mix of tools necessary to assess reading engagement, oral reading fluency, and comprehension. EDL2 helps educators in dual-language, bilingual, and immersion classrooms identify each student s reading ability, document progress, and implement effective reading instruction. Teachers observe, record, and evaluate changes in students performance reading in Spanish. EDL2 was designed to support teachers by providing an assessment to observe Spanish literacy development of students in various types of instructional programs. The focus of EDL2 is to observe and assess students use of strategies and comprehension within the act of reading. It enables teachers to observe universal aspects of literacy development that extend across languages. 1

EDL2 assesses students reading ability in three major areas of development: oral reading fluency, comprehension, and word study. These three areas form the Independent Reader Model. Word Study includes phonics and decoding strategies. Fluency is the ability to read aloud with speed, accuracy, and proper expression. Comprehension is the meaning a reader derives from a piece of text and the ability to clearly demonstrate that understanding. EDL2 measures these critical reading components leading to a Focus for Instruction that links students strengths and needs to direct instruction. Contents EDL2 components come in one Grade K 6 kit. This kit includes a English/Spanish Teacher Resource Guide, forty-seven Spanish language Benchmark Assessment books, blackline masters, a training DVD in English and Spanish and the EDL2 Progress Monitoring Assessment, Verificar el progreso. 2

Covering a variety of multicultural topics, the developmentally appropriate Benchmark Assessment books provide text in fiction and nonfiction to give students exposure to informational texts. Levels of difficulty are indicated on a scale from A through 60. With these resources, you will be able to determine each student s independent reading level while identifying areas of strength and instructional priority needs. The Developmental Stages of Reading have been scaffolded in EDL2 to maximize a student s transition to biliteracy and to facilitate the student s ability to read in a second language as measured by the DRA2. 4-Step Assessment Plan The core of the EDL2 is a one-on-one interactive conference between the student and the teacher. The teacher records the student s reading behaviors and uses this information to plan effective instruction. Using the 4-Step Assessment Plan, a teacher can identify a student s independent level and identify strengths and instructional priority needs. These four steps include Reading Engagement, Oral Reading, Comprehension, and Teacher Analysis. Reading Engagement In the first step, Reading Engagement, the teacher will begin by assessing how engaged the student is as a reader through oral or written questions and anecdotal information. For levels A 24, the teacher will use information from daily classroom observations and the student s responses to the Reading Engagement questions/ prompts to complete the Continuum. For Levels 28 60, students will independently record what they have been reading over recent months and identify their own strengths, needs, and goals as readers. The student s responses on the Informe del lector are used to select continuum descriptors that best match the student s level of Reading Engagement. This information is used for informing classroom instruction but not for purposes of identifying an independent level. 3

Record of Oral Reading Comprehension The Reading Conference, Step 2, provides the teacher opportunities to analyze and record each student s performance. The student reads aloud from the selected Benchmark Assessment Book. As the student reads, the teacher records responses and behaviors to evaluate oral reading fluency, based upon accuracy, phrasing, and expression. Miscues that are not self-corrected are counted as errors and recorded to determine the student s percentage of accuracy. Beginning at Level 14, fluency will be timed. In Step 3, comprehension is evaluated after the oral reading. This process helps the teacher monitor, confirm, or redirect the student s ongoing reading achievement. Depending on the level being assessed, the student might be asked to retell the story, and the teacher will record responses on the Resumen del cuento to select continuum descriptors that best reflect the student s performance. At levels 28 60, the student might write a scaffolded or full summary of the text, and the teacher will use the information from the Folleto de estudiante to select continuum descriptors that best reflect the student s performance. Teacher Analysis Step 4 Teacher Analysis offers teachers a variety of instructional techniques for each student s reading progress. Based on the selected statements, the teacher determines the student s performance level for each skill descriptor at the independent level. The teacher circles statements on the EDL2 continuum that describes the reading behaviors exhibited by the student. To identify the student s priority instructional needs at the independent level, the teacher locates areas that need improvement on the EDL2 Continuum. These are the descriptors that the teacher identifies as Emerging/Intervention and Developing/Instructional as a guide to help 4

select three to five learning and teaching activities on the Focus for Instruction. The teacher then uses the EDL2 Focus for Instruction to determine the most effective instructional path for the student. All Instructional Priorities at the Independent level are selected on the Focus for Instruction. Once each student has an instructional plan, the teacher can begin implementing flexible groups. Determining Proficiency Students learn to read and develop as readers at different rates. Using EDL2 periodically enables you to monitor changes over time in students reading performances and confirms ongoing observations and impressions of student reading achievement. Some students may need additional literacy instruction and support in learning how to read. 5

EDL2 Progress Monitoring EDL2 Progress Monitoring, Verificar el progreso, provides a quick, standardized procedure for teachers to monitor the progress of struggling readers in a variety of instructional settings. The assessment is administered during a one-on-one conference. The assessment can be administered every two to three weeks to confirm effective teaching practices, document student progress toward established benchmarks, and also provides suggested instructional interventions for each skill assessed. Review This guide covers the background, philosophy, components, and fourstep program organization of Evaluación del desarrollo de la lectura Segunda edición, or EDL2, for Grades K 6. You will understand the purpose of the EDL2 and how to use the components. EDL2 is based on the process of observing and analyzing students reading behaviors that reflect universal aspects of literacy. 6