[NIFL-ESL:2706] RE: CASAS

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I have only heard of CASAS mentioned in the context of ESOL.

>>> "Teresita Marchisello" <litcat@cruzio.com> 12/03 9:32 PM >>>
Myra Baum wrote:

        I believe CASAS was designed for a population whose first language is English,
        and not an ESL population.  Can anyone confirm this?
                                                                    Myra Baum

I don't think so.  We always use CASAS as one of our assessment tools for our ESL classes.  It is my understanding that CASAS is intended for ESL assessment.  Correct me if I'm wrong.
                                    Teresita Marchisello
                                    Watsonville Adult School
                                     Watsonville, CA

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