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To show the close connection between the Texas English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS) and the Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System (TELPAS)  \n2. To reinforce the benefits of using the ELPS to teach and assess English language learners (ELLs) effectively throughout the school year  \n3. To lay the foundation for the spring training of new TELPAS raters  \nTEA 4  \nDefinitions  \n• What are the ELPS?  \nFederally required instructional standards designed to ensure that ELLs are taught the academic English they need for school purposes  \n• What is TELPAS?  \nA federally required assessment program designed to measure the annual progress that ELLs make in learning the English language  \n• What are TELPAS raters?  \nTeachers trained to assess ELLs for TELPAS  \nNuts and Bolts  \n• The ELPS are used in foundation and enrichment instruction of K–12 ELLs.  \n• TELPAS assesses K–12 ELLs . The ELPS and TELPAS encompass –  \n4 language domains  \n– Listening  \n– Speaking  \n– Reading  \n– Writing  \n4 proficiency levels  \n– Beginning  \n– Intermediate  \n– Advanced  \n– Advanced High  \nWho Takes TELPAS  \nAll ELLs in grades K–12, including those whose parents decline bilingual/ESL program services, are assessed annually.  \nIn extremely rare cases, an ELL served by special education may not be required to participate in one or more TELPAS language domains by theARD committee in conjunction with the LPAC.  \nTEA 8  \nAssessment Approaches  \n􀂃 TELPAS uses an online multiple-choice test to assess  \n􀂾 2–12 reading  \n􀂃 TELPAS uses a holistic rating process and classroom performance to assess  \n􀂾 K–12 listening, speaking, and writing  \n􀂾 K–1 reading  \nHolistic Rating Process  \n􀂾 A direct and authentic way to assess English language proficiency  \n􀂾 Rubrics-based process of evaluating abilities as a whole rather than as skills in isolation  \n􀂾 Focuses on overall ability of students to understand and use English in grade-level academic settings  \n􀂾 Teacher-conducted and used in ongoing quality instruction and formative assessment  \n􀂾 Used for official summative TELPAS assessment in spring of  \nTEA 10","cbCaidWQhd1J4Paj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidWQhd1J4Paj","pdf",579652,49,"English","# Introduction\n## Purpose\n# Definitions\n## ELPS\n## TELPAS\n## TELPAS raters\n# Nuts and Bolts\n## Language domains and proficiency levels\n# Who Takes TELPAS\n## Annual assessment and exceptional cases\n# Assessment Approaches\n## Online reading assessment\n## Holistic rating process\n## Rubrics-based evaluation","[{\"question\":\"What is the relationship between ELPS and TELPAS in grades K–12?\",\"answer\":\"The ELPS provide federally required instructional standards to teach academic English to ELLs, while TELPAS is a federally required assessment that measures annual progress. 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