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Tag Archives: ACTFL proficiency levels
Leveling up
When a gamer beats a level of a game and moves on to the next level, it is called “Leveling up”. In certain games, you can increase your chances by earning more points, collecting coins, or obtaining specific weapons to … Continue reading
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Tagged ACTFL proficiency levels, level up, proficiency
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Get a scoop of Proficiency
It was last year that I blogged about Promoting Performance, and I adopted Shelby County School’s ice cream metaphor throughout the year to talk about performance and proficiency with my students. My phrase to students on assessments or just to encourage them … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion/Methodology
Tagged ACTFL proficiency levels, performance, proficiency
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