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Multilingual and Multicultural Education Department
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Rosetta Stone access for Dual Language Education is now available for languages other than English!
Rosetta Stone Access and Office Hours
Please keep in mind that students have access to one language. English Learners will access Rosetta Stone English and all other students will sign into the app for their target language.Elementary Schools: The Rosetta Stone application has been installed in all courses for DLE Elementary Schools. Teachers and students can simply click on the application to launch the app from any course.
Secondary Schools: Before providing access to students, we recommend that you review the attached Rosetta Stone Getting Started Guide. Note: students will not gain access to the application until teachers give them access.All teachers are encouraged to attend the Rosetta Stone Office Hours hosted from 3:00pm – 4:00pm every Tuesday in March for additional support.
Contacts: Claudia Villar Lee at claudia.lee@lausd.net or Rebecca Cabrera at Rebecca.cabrera@lausd.net
Families that do not receive an English Learner Home Resource book can complete the following form: http://bit.ly/deldmail. Click below for the digital version of the EL Home Resource book:
» Elementary K-5/6 Home Mail Digital Resources.pdf - https://bit.ly/tk5home
» Secondary 6-12 Home Mail Digital Resources.pdf - https://bit.ly/6-12home
» Video for families on how to use the resources.
Continuity of Learning Resources
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Family Resources Resources for families to use at home.
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Teacher Resources TK-12 Teacher resources for distance learning.
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California Department of Education Lessons from the Field: Remote Learning Guidance
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Multilingual Resources
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Dual Language Resources Teacher Resources
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EL Elementary Resources Teacher Resources
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EL Secondary Resources Teacher Resources
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World Languages and Cultures Resources Teacher Resources
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Quicklinks
- Dual Language/Unified Enrollment
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» Dual Language Education Directory Map
» Dual Language Administrator's Meeting
» Secondary Dual Language Auxiliaries FAQ
» 2021-22 DLE & UE Principal's Timeline for Existing DLE Schools
» 2020-21 Unified Enrollment Principal's Timeline for New Dual Language Program Schools
» 2020-21 Unified Enrollment Principal's Timeline for Existing Dual Language Program Schools
» Dual Parent Meeting Recording 11-12-2020 at Ford Blvd. Elementary
- ELPAC
- External Offices/Organizations
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» English Learner Students with Disabilities Policies and Resources
» L.A. Unified Special Education English Learner Students with Disabilities Website
» Guiding Postsecondary Success for L.A. Unified
» SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language Model Video Resources)
- Elementary Resources
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» Elementary Start Smart 2.0 Grades K-1 Flyer
» Elementary Start Smart 2.0 Grades 2-5 Flyer
» Elementary Progress Monitoring and Grading Guidance Video
» Elementary Progress Report ELD Marking Protocol Documents - Please download the Word Documents to your computer, by highlighting the files and clicking on the download button on the SharePoint toolbar site.
- Master Plan Institute for ELs and SELs 2020
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2020 Master Plan Institute for English Learners and Standard English Learners - The Art of Teaching and the Joy of Learning in an Academically Rigorous Classroom
Celebration Video for Session 1: June 16-June 22, 2020
Celebration Video for Session 2: July 29-August 4, 2020
Master Plan Institute Playlist
» 2018 Master Plan for English Learners and Standard English Learners
» 2018 Master Plan Courses and Professional Learning
» Families of English Learners Professional Learning on the Master Plan
- MMED Resources
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» TK-12 English Learner Micro-Credentialing
- Reading Horizon
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Reading Horizons Elevate is an interactive reading program designed to provide differentiated reading instruction to address the needs of English Learner students in grades 6 through 12.
Registration MyPLN (Keyword: Reading Horizons)
- Reading Inventory
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- Rosetta Stone
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» https://education.rosettastone.com/lausd-resource-center/
» Rosetta Stone Informational Flyer
Rosetta Stone access for Dual Language Education is now available for languages other than English!
Teachers can visit the Schoology app center to add Rosetta Stone English or the appropriate language to their course.
Please keep in mind that students will only have access to one language. English Learners will access Rosetta Stone English and all other students will sign into the app for their target language.Before providing access to students, we recommend that you review the attached Rosetta Stone Getting Started Guide. Note: students will not gain access to the application until teachers give them access.
For questions contact: Claudia Villar Lee at claudia.lee@lausd.net
Executive Directorās Message
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āBe the light, be of service, be the solutionā - read article
I am Lydia Acosta Stephens, your executive director for the Multilingual and Multicultural Education Department (MMED) at L.A. Unified. I am honored to lead our department, serving over 200,000 students, each with individual needs and unique pathways to academic success. We understand that our students require enriched language supports in every learning environment, and realize the urgency to ensure a relevant and rigorous educational program is accessible to all.
Our educational programs for students are tailored to meet the individual learning needs of our diverse English learners and all language learners on their pathway to bilingualism and biliteracy. Our educational programs reflect updated research, practice, monitoring, and resources on instructional delivery models. Programs such as Dual Language Education and World Languages are open to all.
We continue to work together towards bilingualism and biliteracy for all by ensuring equity, access and opportunities for all students regardless of the learning environment. At MMED, we fundamentally believe that we must all ābe the light, be of service and be the solutionā.