Listening Performance Level Descriptions
- General Claim 1
Students can determine information in grade-level spoken discourse.GC.L.1
- Anchor 1
Students can identify key narrative elements and central ideas in grade-level spoken discourse.L.1
- Anchor 2
Students can identify words, phrases, and sentences used to elaborate on and connect ideas in grade-level spoken discourse.L.2
- Anchor 3
Students can determine the meaning of vocabulary in grade-level spoken discourse.L.3
- Anchor 1
- General Claim 2
Students can determine the development of ideas in grade-level spoken discourse.GC.L.2
- Anchor 4
Students can identify language structures that develop narrative elements, key details, and central ideas in grade-level spoken discourse.L.4
- Anchor 4
Reading Performance Level Descriptions
- General Claim 1
Students can determine information in a grade-level text.GC.R.1
- Anchor 1
Students can identify key narrative elements and central ideas in a grade level text. R.1
- Anchor 2
Students can identify words, phrases, and sentences used to elaborate on and connect ideas in a grade-level text. R.2
- Anchor 3
Students can determine the meaning of vocabulary in a grade-level text. R.3
- Anchor 1
- General Claim 2
Students can determine the development of ideas in grade-level texts.GC.R.2
- Anchor 4
Students can identify text structures that develop narrative elements, key details, and central ideas in grade-level texts. R.4
- Anchor 5
Students can determine elements, connections, and topics that are established by text structures in grade level texts.R.5
- Anchor 4
Speaking Performance Level Descriptions
- General Claim 1
Students can participate in discussions about academic topics.GC.S.1
- Anchor 1
Students can use grade-appropriate language to discuss a topic or text, with or without graphics. S.1
- Anchor 2
Students can use grade-appropriate language to describe information on a topic or text, with or without graphics.S.2
- Anchor 3
Students can use grade-appropriate language to analyze a topic or text, with or without graphics.S.3
- Anchor 1
Writing Performance Level Descriptions
- General Claim 1
Students can structure thoughts and ideas in writing.GC.W.1
- Anchor 1
Students can create and structure a written text. W.1
- Anchor 1
- General Claim 2
Students can write about literary and informational texts and topics.GC.W.2
- Anchor 2
Students can adapt vocabulary appropriately when writing. W.2
- Anchor 3
Students can develop a narrative written text. W.3
- Anchor 4
Students can develop an informational written text.W.4
- Anchor 2
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 7, Grade 8, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 12, Grade 11, Grade 10, Grade 9, Grade 6, Grade 5, Grade 4, Grade 3, and Grade 2
- Where can I read the official document?
- NYSED Performance Level Descriptions
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