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Increase L Learner E Engagement a and Program R Retention on wi with Motivating Language C Credentials Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Director, r, Glob obal S al Seal al o of Bilit iliteracy


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Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Director, r, Glob

  • bal S

al Seal al o

  • f Bilit

iliteracy

www.theglobalseal.com @globalbilitseal linda.egnatz@theglobalseal.com @miprofeAP

THE GLOBAL SEAL - HERITAGE LANGUAGE SYMPOSIUM 2020 UW - L. EGNATZ

Increase L Learner E Engagement a and Program R Retention

  • n wi

with Motivating Language C Credentials

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Wha hat is is a “S “Seal l

  • f

f Bili literacy eracy” ? ” ?

It is recognition awarded to certify language skills in two or more languages. Currently, 38 states and DC offer a “State Seal of Biliteracy” to graduating seniors in public high schools that meet state criteria.

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Why Why get t a “Se “Seal of

  • f Biliterac

eracy” ? ” ?

A “Seal of Biliteracy” is a way to provide an employer or academic institution PROOF of your level of language skills in TWO

  • languages. The LEVEL is determined via

testing aligned to the ACTFL proficiency scale.

In the United States, one of those languages is English, be it your first or second language.

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The Seal of Biliteracy: Pathway & Target

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Where has the Global Seal of Biliteracy been issued? Green: Seals Issued: 38 States, DC & Mexico Yellow: Applications in Process Blue: 38 States and DC have a State Seal program Yellow or Green: under consideration or early stages

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St State Sea e Seals ls of

  • f Biliteracy – Criter

eria D Differ ers

Intermediate Low Intermediate Mid Intermediate High Advanced Low Advanced Mid Advanced High District Determined “Evidence of Proficiency”

CA CO NC AZ-1 NC ND-1 NM AR AZ-2 CT DE FL-1 HI IA KS-1 ME MO-1 NJ NM NV RI-1 SC-1 TN-1 UT WA VA DC GA IL IN LA MA-1 MD MI MN-1 ND-2 NY OH OR SC-2 TX WI-1 DE-2 FL-2 KS-2 MA-2 MN-2 MO-2 RI-2 SC-3 TN-2 WI-2

NOTE: The Global Seal of Biliteracy offers 3 different award levels, but has uniform criteria globally.

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Why hy the the G Glo lobal S l Seal o l of Bili ilite teracy?

Expands Seal of Biliteracy to those not included in state Seals Universal proficiency criteria – 3 level Pathway

  • Functional Fluency (Intermediate Mid)
  • Working Fluency (Advanced Low)
  • Professional Fluency (Advanced High)

 Externally validated testing  Provides a transcript credential to document language skills

for work purposes on resume, CV

 Independent Board of Advisors  Available to high school, college and adult learners

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Candidat ate’s T TWO WO LANGUAGES ES Unique Ser Seria ial-Nu Number er Issui suing ng S School hool o

  • r O

Organ anization

  • n

(i.e., AB ABSA) A)

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Heritage Languages are Reaping the Benefits

  • Brings heritage communities together – ABSA

Example

  • Creates a tool to build retention, program visibility

and efficacy

  • Provides a reason to be counted – and the numbers

are surprising us all!

  • They may still be “less commonly taught” but these

languages are being “more commonly tested”

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Invest t in t the e

  • ppor
  • rtunity

for h her eritage lan anguage e lear earner ers t to ma maintai ain a a natal g l gift

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What do we learn from the

RESEARCH?

9 Focus Groups -- 215 Seniors English Dominant & Linguistically Diverse

  • Both groups:
  • equally valued bilingualism
  • Believed Seal recipients would have

advantage

  • Lacked knowledge about Seal of

Biliteracy

  • Felt they were not informed about

program

  • Didn’t know about or understand

tests

  • Were unaware of college-credit
  • pportunity
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The Seal of Biliteracy: Pathway & Target

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How How do do I I get et a a “Se Seal of

  • f

Bili ilite teracy”?

I ha have e to to ta take e a tes test? t?

https://theglobalseal.com/qualified-tests

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How d do y you t tes est? t?

  • 1. Select a qualifying test

(by language, by level).

  • 2. Follow the Rules. You need

a neutral proctoring test

  • environment. Many tests

are now deliverable online and test results can be available in as little as two weeks.

* Global Seal of Biliteracy accepts test scores up to 12 months old.

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How How do do I I find d a test fo for my my langua guage ge?

https://theglobalseal.com/languages

… over 100 languages

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What at i is a Prof rofici cien ency cy test l like ?

A Score Report reflecting all 4 language skill areas

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Wha What t do

  • Pr

Profi

  • fici

ciency ncy te tests sts measur sure?

Compr prehe hens nsion

  • n of Lang

ngua uage (what you understand) Listening Comprehension Reading Comprehension Production of Language (what you can create on your own) Writing (sentences, a paragraph, a short essay, an email) Speaking (talking about a topic or having a conversation)

Quantity & Quality of Vocabulary, Length & Organization & Complexity, Ease & Clarity of Expression Always use your best and most complete language – Support your Ideas

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Wha What t do

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Profi

  • fici

ciency ncy te test st scor scores show? s show?

Everyone has strengths & weaknesses. When you reach the criteria in all 4 skills, 1 or more skills will probably be at or approaching the next award level . . . so keep practicing and then LEVEL UP to our next award level.

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Crea eating g a P Pathway of A Awar ards

Intermediate Low Intermediate Mid Intermediate High Advanced Low Advanced Mid

“Functional Fluency”

Entry Level

“Working Fluency”

Work Proficient

Advanced High

“Professional Fluency”

Highly Proficient

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Why Why is s know nowing ng y your

  • ur level i

impor

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tant? nt?

Your l ur lev evel el d des escribes w wha hat you u CAN AN DO.

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The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL), Pearson LLC and Language Testing International, commissioned Ipsos Public Affairs to conduct a survey of 1,200 U.S. employers. The resulting 2019 report, Making Languages Our Business: Addressing Foreign Language Demand Among U.S. Employers

  • 9 out of 10 U.S. employers rely on employees

with language skills other than English.

  • 56% say their foreign language demand will

increase in the next 5 years.

  • 47% state a need for language skills exclusively

for the domestic market.

  • 1 in 3 language-dependent U.S. employers

report a language skills gap.

  • 1 in 4 U.S. employers lost business due to a

lack of language skills.

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Nu Nursi sing g – It P PAY$ $ to b be B Bilingual!

$ 3 30,340

* American Nursing Association cites a national Pay Differential average of 7%

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“Having the seal to show to employers can help significantly in getting a job.” “Having the Global Seal of Biliteracy gives me something tangible to notice like okay this is what level I’m at. Then maybe after my study abroad program, I can test myself and see just how much I’ve increased…"

According to Ana Barajas, University of Oregon  Global Seal “Working Fluency” in English & French  Global Seal “Working Fluency” in English & Italian

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Challenges es

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ity y Her erit itage e Lan anguage P e Prog

  • grams
  • Few community language programs currently

assess student performance or growth via external testing (for benchmarks or capstone)

  • Heritage language tests may not be provided by

public schools; this often disenfranchises heritage language users from State Seal recognition

  • Heritage language schools are excluded from most

State Seals unless they find public school partners and/or assist with testing their students

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Bulgarian School of Seattle awardees, The Association of Bulgarian Schools in America (ABSA)

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Solution

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for

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Com

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ity y Her erit itage e Lan anguage P e Prog

  • grams
  • External testing is flexible and provides

validation of language learning. This leads to respect, retention and the possibility of recognition.

  • Participate in the Global Seal of Biliteracy

program which is open to all learners (even adults in your cmmunity), at any age in any type of language program.

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#Lan angu guag ageC eCred edentials

Turn the Trophy into a Tool.

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What m mak akes this g gam ame w wor

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PRO-ficien ency Go Goal als

Moves students from a “Seat Time” mentality to “I’m here to acquire language mentality.”

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Why hy a are the there M Mul ulti tiple le Le Levels ls ? ?

FUNCTIONAL FLUENCY (I-M) WORKING FLUENCY (A-L) PROFESSIONAL FLUENCY (A-H)

Poster

downloadable at www.actfl.org

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Un Univer ersity S y Studen ents

232 University

  • f Oregon

students earned their Global Seal language credentials, including Ana who was recognized in French and Italian. May 2019

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Add y your “S “Seal o l of Bili iliteracy” ” credential(s) her ere: e:

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The Seal of Biliteracy: Benefits to Students

“It gives you a motive to finish. Before I was like why am I in this class?

“Seal of Biliteracy Implementation: Benefits & Challenges Foreign Language Annals, Davin, Egnatz & Heineke Foreign Language Annals 51(2) · April 2018

Michele Aoki presents the Global Seal of Biliteracy Working Fluency in Japanese to Georgia Gray, Seattle Public Schools - 2019

  • Credentials matter
  • Early Admission
  • College Applications
  • Job Resumés / CV
  • Help students

articulate their skills

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Scholarship Potential

Austin Martin (OH) Global Seal of Biliteracy in Spanish “Functional Fluency” awardee - 2018

Austin Martin (2019) received a certificate from the Global Seal of Biliteracy program. He reported that he entered the Global Seal information into his resume on Naviance, and he contacted the Office of Admissions at Michigan State to reevaluate his application and documents. Austin immediately received in his Ohio Spartan Grant an increase from the original $11,250 to $15,000 because of his biliteracy recognition.

  • - Archbishop Moeller HS Magazine

“Functional Fluency” (I-M) Global Seal earns $3,750 Scholarship

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In some states a State Seal of Biliteracy counts as OFFICIAL High School Language Credits

  • n the high school transcript.

In 5 states, a state Seal of Biliteracy receives COLLEGE CREDIT at state universities.

High School Transcripts & College Credit for Seals of Biliteracy

SNHU awards TRANSFERABLE COLLEGE CREDIT to Global Seals

  • f Biliteracy recipients who

complete a learning reflection.

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Studen ent Dr Driven En Engagement a t and R Res esults ts

“When students say . . . I know the program is working.”

  • “Señora, How is my speaking score? Will I have the Global Seal?”
  • “I added my Global Seal Credentials to Linked In”
  • “My college asked for my Global Seal information.”
  • “Can I have my STAMP scores from last year so I can

work on my scores and get the global Seal?”

Parthena Draggett, Chair Department of World Languages and Cultures Community School of Naples Co-Author of TEMAS (Vista Higher Learning)

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2018-19 New Mexico State Seal

  • 286 State Seal (IL)
  • All Spanish

Fall 2019 Global Seal

  • 181 Functional Fluency (IM)
  • Spanish, German
  • 7 Working Fluency (AL)
  • Spanish, German

Spring 2020 Global Seal

  • 191 Functional Fluency (IM)
  • Spanish, German, French, Japanese
  • 38 Working Fluency (AL)
  • Spanish, German
  • Includes 10.8% of Functional Fluency

awardees who “Leveled Up”

“The New Mexico standard is Intermediate-Low (Level 4), but lots of our students score higher than that,” she says. “The Global Seal of Functional Fluency (Intermediate-Mid) and Working Fluency (Advanced-Low) are great credentials for kids that can save them money in college tuition

  • r give them a leg up in the job market.”

Jessica Villalobos, Senior Director Albuquerque Public Schools Office of Language and Cultural Equity

2019-20 Total: 372 Functional Fluency 45 Working Fluency

11% LEVEL UP!

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The Polish example

  • Collaborators [Marzanna Owinski (Piast Institute,

MI), the Consulate of the Republic of Poland in Chicago, the Polish Teachers Association and Avant Assessment ] worked together to create the Polish STAMP 4S Test so that an estimated 30,000 students

  • f Polish could earn a Seal of Biliteracy.
  • These students may now be able to access either

their State Seal, the Global Seal of Biliteracy or both!

With Chicago Consul General Piotr Janecki

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Polis lish Sch chool p participation in the Global al Seal of

  • f Biliteracy

cy

 Helena Modrzejewska Polish School in Yorba Linda, CA:

· 5 students –Functional Fluency award · 1 student – Working Fluency Award

 Adam Mickiewicz Polish School in Minneapolis, MN:

· 1 student – Working Fluency Award 

  • Fr. J. Dąbrowski School in Orchard Lake, MI:

· 7 students – Functional Fluency Award

 John Paul II School in Hamtramck, MI:

· 1 student – Functional Fluency Award

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What O t One J Japanese H Heri ritage S School s said…

“This award is the FIRST official award that Orange Coast Gakuen, Japanese heritage language school in Southern California, will present to our students. This award will motivate our students to continue learning Japanese language and culture at our school on Saturday, which is challenging when our students have many events in their families and schools on weekend. I am sure the students who receive the award and their family will be very proud of their effort of learning Japanese for so many years, from Kindergarten to high school levels. I am proud of them, too. I am so happy that you have established the award that community- based heritage language schools can present to their students.”

Masako Douglas, Professor Emeritus of Japanese Department of Asian and Asian American Studies, California State University Long Beach

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MAXIMIZI ZING OP OPPO PORTUNITY TY

Benefitin ing C Com

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y Her erit itage L e Lan anguage P e Prog

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ams

 Create additional BUZZ and EXCITEMENT for students and parents  Add VALUE to language programs with a universal meta-credential  Gave schools and association PRESS and MEDIA VISIBILITY  Provides students in program with COLLEGE-CREDIT OPTION  VERTICALLY ALIGNS language programs and MOTIVATES students to excel  Testing provides FORMATIVE FEEDACK to schools, teachers and parents  Make ACHIEVEMENT the focal point of a School Event or Conference

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A g good

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program need eds G GREAT T PROMOT OTION

 School website  Posters and Announcements:

 Program Benefits  When / How to be Tested  Celebrations  “Poster-Kid Successes”

 Celebrations – Award Programs

 Parents  Administrators  Community  Media and PRESS

 Social Media

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FREE RESOURCES ONLINE www.theglobalseal.com

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The Seal of Biliteracy: Celebrations!

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  • L. EGNATZ - NCOLCTL - APRIL 2019

The Bulgarian example

Providing a Seal of Biliteracy opportunity has resulted in the formation

  • f ABSA: The Association of Bulgarian Schools in America
  • 49 Bulgarian Schools have come together to form

an association - ABSA

  • The group is working to encourage Bulgarian

speakers to work together to support students who want a Seal of Biliteracy

  • The Bulgarian Ambassador, Mr. Tihomir Stortchev,

has taken an active role in supporting Bulgarian language learners in the U.S., as has the Chicago Consul General,

With Ambassador Tihomir Stortchev

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Angela Hasheva Bulgarian School of Seattle, The Association of Bulgarian Schools in America (ABSA)

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Share t the he Seal o l of Biliteracy

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pportu tunity ty wi with a h a language learner y you know.

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Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Linda L. Egnatz, Executive Director, r, Glob

  • bal S

al Seal al o

  • f Bilit

iliteracy

www.theglobalseal.com @globalbilitseal linda.egnatz@theglobalseal.com @miprofeAP

THE GLOBAL SEAL - HERITAGE LANGUAGE SYMPOSIUM 2020 UW - L. EGNATZ

Increase L Learner E Engagement a and Program R Retention

  • n wi

with Motivating Language C Credentials