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Scaffolding Interpersonal Communication:Building Proficiency
Cherice Montgomery, Ph.D.Brigham Young University
What can you do proficiently?
Image: Bryce Purcella
How did you develop your proficiency?
Image: Bryce Purcella
Can you “prove” that you are proficient? Based on what evidence?
Image: Bryce Purcella
Novice
Superior
Encouragement
& FeedbackEncourageme
ntv.
Assessment
Gave up too soon
Images Elise Traught
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Image:. Cherice
Montgomery
Image: Cherice Montgomery
“Nothing motivates
like success!” - Susan Gross
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How do your
students know if they are
succeeding?
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NOVICE-MIDVery Familiar
TopicsVariety of
Memorized/Practiced Words &
Phrases
NOVICE HIGHExchange
InformationFamiliar Topics
Phrases & Simple
SentencesAsk & Answer
Simple ?s
INTERMEDIATE LOW
Participate in ConversationsA Number of
Familiar TopicsSimple
SentencesAsk & Answer
Simple ?s
INTERMEDIATE-MID
Sentences & Strings of Sentences
Ask & Answer a Variety of ?s
INTERMEDIATE HIGH
Ease & ConfidenceNarration
DescriptionVarious Time
FramesUnexpected Complication
Where are your students? (Pear Deck: Dots)Image: Elise
TraughtImage: Elise Traught
Image: Elise Traught
Image: Elise Traught
Image: Cherice Montgomery
Novice Intermediate
Advanced Superior
Length of Output
Words & Phrases
Strings of Sentences
Paragraphs
Connected
Paragraphs
Topic Scope (& Variety):
Immediate Personal
Needs
Self, Family, & Communit
y
Local or National Current Events
Global or Social
Issues & Personal Expertise
Level of Familiarit
y:
Personal, Familiar & Informal
Impersonal,
Unfamiliar &
FormalLevel of
Complexity/
Abstraction:
Simple & Concrete
Complex &
Abstract
Level of Creation:
Memorize &
Recombine
Create Circumlocute &
Elaborate
Justify & Defend
Shifting Proficien
cy
Image: Developed by Cherice Montgomery based on the ACTFL
Proficiency Guidelines
Conceptual Issues & Social
Problems
Transliteracy Critical Thinking
Proficiency Scaffolding
Abstract, complex theme that focuses on global ideas &
issues
3 texts(Different
media, genres, perspectives, &
cultures)
Create(Express, imagine,
hypothesize, synthesize, etc.)
Connected Paragraphs(Extended Discourse)
Classroom Climate
& Social
SupportsExpanded topic
focuses on international
3 texts Evaluate Paragraphs Pedagogical Strategies, Transitional
PhrasesExpanded topic
focuses on cultural
2 texts(Different
media, genres, or perspectives)
Analyze Connected Sentences
Activity Structures & Tech Tools
Expanded topic focuses on
social
2 texts(Same media,
genre, or perspective)
Apply Sentences Templates, Graphic
Organizers, & Sentence Frames
Topic focuses on personal
1 text Understand Phrases Context & Prior Knowledge
Concrete, familiar topic
No text Remember Words Cognates
Topic(s) Text(s) Task(s) Talk Tools
Proficiency &
Common Core on
the Complexi
ty Continuu
mDeveloped by Cherice
Montgomery, Ph.D.
Image: Kate Kinsella
Image: Chad Monk
Progressively Develops Proficiency
Through Iterative
Interpersonal
Communication, Critical Thinking, & Synthesis
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Novice – Limited Immediate Needs
Intermediate – Personal & Social
Advanced – Work & School
Superior – Professional/Schola
rlyText Type
(How they talk)Isolated Words &
PhrasesSentences &
Strings of Sentences
(In any order)
Paragraphs(Relationships
among ideas clear, ordered,
sequenced)
Connected Paragraphs,
Extended Discourse
(to build a logical argument)
LanguageFUNCTIONS
(What they can do with language)
Label, list, name
Formulaic, memorized responses
(limited transfer)
Ask & answer simple questions
Create with language
(recombining and repeating input)
CircumlocuteCompare/contrast
pro/con, +/-Describe with
details/elaborationNarrate a sequence
of events
State an opinionSupport an opinion
w/o ref. pers. exper.
Justify & defend opinion
Hypothesize (state consequences)
CommunicativeCONTEXTS
(What they can talk about)
Common aspects of daily life
(basic survival needs)
Common, informal settings
Predictable, familiar topics
Daily Activities
Personal Environment
Informal settings, some transactions
Concrete discussion in participatory
manner
Current events
Topics of personal or general interest
Most informal & some formal
settings
Abstract, complex topics w/o hesitations
Wide range of public interest topics & special
expertise
Formal & informal settings
Proficiency 101 – Cherice Montgomery, Ph.D. Accuracy at Level
Sustained Performance
Cherice Montgomery
Credits• ACTFL. (2012). NCSSFL-ACTFL global can-do benchmarks. NCSSFL-ACTFL Can-do Statements:
Progress Indicators for Language Learners. Alexandria, VA: ACTFL. Retrieved June 24, 2014, from http://www.actfl.org/global_statements
• Gross, Susan. (2004). Susan Gross Educational Workshops & Consulting. Retrieved June 29, 2016, from http://susangrosstprs.com/
• Kinsella, Kate. (2010, October). Academic language function toolkit. Sweetwater Union High School Districtwide Academic Support Teams. Retrieved June 29, 2016, from http://www.cojusd.org/cms/lib2/CA01001709/Centricity/Domain/198/Academic%20Language%20Functions%20toolkit.pdf
• Montgomery, Cherice. (2016, February 13). Carl climbs bowling ball head.• Montgomery, Cherice. (2016, February 13). The daggar in box canyon.• Montgomery, Cherice. (2014). Proficiency & Common Core on the Complexity Continuum. • Montgomery, Cherice. (2014). Proficiency 101. • Montgomery, Cherice. (2016). Shifting proficiency. Based on the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines.• Newsela. (2016). Spanish text sets. Newsela. Retrieved June 29, 2016, from
https://newsela.com/text-sets/#/spanish• Purcella, Bryce. (2013). Cherice Montgomery ice climbing. Fairbanks, Alaska.• Purcella, Bryce. (2013). Hiking Little O’malley. Anchorage, Alaska.• Purcella, Bryce. (2013). Ice climbing. Fairbanks, Alaska.• Traught, Elise. (2016, February 13). Cherice ice climbs deep throat maple.• Traught, Elise. (2016, Feburary 13). Cherice ice climbs the daggar.• Traught, Elise. (2016, February 13). Cherice in front of the daggar.