At ABIS, WIDA testing is given twice a year. For grade 2, the entire grade level is given the test as a benchmark of their English level. Then those needing support receive it from one of our EAL teachers. If your child receives EAL support, they would have taken the test recently.<\/p>\n
You may be asking yourself, why do international schools Use WIDA?<\/p>\n
International schools use the WIDA assessment to better support students who are learning English as an additional language. WIDA helps schools:<\/p>\n
The goal of WIDA is to ensure that students receive the support they need to succeed academically while continuing to build confidence in their English language skills.<\/p>\n
Children develop language skills best through regular exposure and practice. Parents can support learning by:<\/p>\n
WIDA assesses four key language areas: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Families can help strengthen these skills in everyday ways.<\/p>\n
Many child-friendly online tools can help students practice English skills in an engaging way, including:<\/p>\n
Helping children become familiar with test formats and strategies can build confidence and reduce stress. Encourage your child to:<\/p>\n
It is important for children to understand that WIDA is not a high-pressure test, but a tool that helps teachers understand how to best support their learning. Encourage your child to do their best, celebrate progress, and remind them that language development takes time and practice.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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