INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING
  • Organization
  • Needs Assesssment
  • Course Planning
  • Unit Planning
  • Lesson Planning
  • Lesson Plan Form
  • Level Descriptions
  • CURRICULUM CONTENT
  • Unit Index
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Grammar
  • Technology
  • Family Literacy
  • LEARNER ASSESSMENT
  • Level Descriptions
  • Assessment Framework
  • Initial Assessment
  • Assessing Lifeskills Objectives
  • Progress Through REEP
         Levels
  • Culminating Assessment
  • Final Assessment
  • Documenting Progress
  • ESL Progress Report


    CORRELATIONS
  • Internal
  • External
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    PROGRESS THROUGH REEP LEVELS

    The number of cycles that a student needs to complete the program depends on several factors: the initial placement level, the student's education level and literacy skills, and progress that student makes. A student who tests into a "50" level (150, 250, 350, 450, 550) will be more likely to progress from one "50" level to the next throughout the program. A student who tests into an "00" level (100, 200, 300, 400) may progress through all the levels offered, except 550. An "00" level student generally does not take the more academically oriented 550 level.

    This leveling system allows students to move through the program at their own pace without having to repeat the same material since there are more distinct instructional levels with different instructional material.

    The following chart depicts how a beginning level learner typically moves through the levels, based on their initial educational level and literacy skills.
     
    Students with low education level and/or weak literacy skills are likely to progress through the program by taking all instructional levels, some twice. These students often have a hard time developing the reading and writing skills for 450. Many repeat 400 or exit the program before 450. Students with higher education level and/or strong literacy skills are more likely to skip the 00 levels, progress through 50 levels skipping, and repeat fewer levels. Therefore, these students tend to complete the program faster
    Initial Placement: 
    100
    Subsequent Movement: 
    150
    200
    250
    300
    350
    400
    450
    Initial Placement: 
    150
    Subsequent Movement:
    250
    350
    450
    550

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    Arlington Education and Employment Program
    2801 Clarendon Blvd., Room 218, Arlington, VA 22201

    Contact REEP:reep@arlington.k12.va.us