To reclassify or not reclassify: The how is as important as the when

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Author
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Hsieh, H., & Solano-Flores, G.
Institutional Author
Stanford Sequoia K-12 Research Collaborative
Details
Resource Type
Brief
Acquisition Number
487
Published Date
03-21-2024 9:56 AM
Published Year
2024
Number of Pages
5
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Abstract

This research brief is intended to provide an overview of current knowledge on reclassification practices for students classified as English learners (ELs). We envision it will be useful. This research brief is intended to provide an overview of current knowledge on reclassification practices for students classified as English learners (ELs). We envision it will be useful for new district leaders and research teams joining the Stanford-Sequoia K12 Research Collaborative as well as for existing collaborators. We answer some key questions our district partners have raised about reclassification and summarize key learnings for those who would like additional information about the most recent research on this topic. l for new district leaders and research teams joining the Stanford-Sequoia K12 Research Collaborative as well as for existing collaborators. We answer some key questions our district partners have raised about reclassification and summarize key learnings for those who would like additional information about the most recent research on this topic.

Topics
English Learner Success
Reclassification
Assessment
Keywords
Reclassification
English language proficiency
english learners