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" Preparedness of Muslim ESL students to meet the Common Core State Standards-based assessment: A qualitative study in an Islamic private school "

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	802830
Doc. No	:	TL48006
Call number	:	‭1629019271;‮ ‬3641267‬
Main Entry	:	Djordjevic, Stevan
Title & Author	:	Preparedness of Muslim ESL students to meet the Common Core State Standards-based assessment: A qualitative study in an Islamic private school
	:	\ Radi S. Moustafa Abouelhassan
	:	Meyer, Lois M.
College	:	The University of New Mexico
Date	:	2014
Degree	:	Ph.D.
student score	:	2014
field of study	:	Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies
Page No	:	254
Note	:	Committee members: Husain, Altaf; Mahn, Holbrook; Zancanella, Donald
Note	:	Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-27252-9
Abstract	:	This is a qualitative study of four Muslim parents whose ESL children attend an Islamic private school in the American Southwest. The study investigates the preparedness of these Muslim ESL students to meet the Common Core State Standards-based assessments. The focus of the study is the conceptual processes included in the academic skills embedded in the standards. With this in mind, the study provides a detailed analysis of these conceptual processes and an analysis of the conceptual processes available to these Muslim ESL students in their households and in their Islamic Studies textbooks. Next, the study highlights challenges that Muslim ESL students might face with the CCSS-based assessments due to the discrepancies between the conceptual processes included in the CCSS on the one hand, and the conceptual processes available for them in their households and their Islamic Studies textbooks on the other. Finally, the study offers recommendations for assessment consortia who design the CCSS-based assessments about ways they can take into consideration the level of preparedness among Muslim ESL students to meet the conceptual processes of the standards. Similarly, the study recommends ways in which this Islamic private school can consider the needs of their ESL students while assessing their readiness to meet the standards.
Subject	:	Language arts; Islamic Studies; Elementary education; Qualitative research; Children; Parents parenting; English as a second language learning; Education policy; Educational standards; Middle school education
Descriptor	:	Social sciences;Education;Academic language;Assessment;Common core state standards;Conceptual understanding;English as a second language;English language learners;Islamic school
Added Entry	:	Meyer, Lois M.
Added Entry	:	The University of New Mexico
	:	Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies