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1. State, Territory, and Federal Education Agencies
2. District & School Leaders
3. Teachers
4. Teacher Educators & Professional Learning Providers
5. Assessment Leaders & Test Developers
6. Students, Families and Communities

Benefit from having clarity on what teachers should be teaching

Apply to large-scale annual and interim ELP Assessment

Model the process for integrating content

Partner in conducting classroom, school and district research

Understand the language development process

Promote collaboration among district and school leadership

Monitor multilingual learners' language growth

Ensure alignment with ACCESS for ELLs

Organize professional learning for educators

Partner to coordinate learning for multilingual learners

Guide in interpreting score reports and scoring rubrics

Benefit from clear learning goals that promote equity for all

Provide standards-referenced feedback to students

Use as a source for alignment and standards-setting studies

Guide local policy

Comply with federal policy

Guide state policy

Guide professional learning around asset-driven education

Guide professional learning

Integrate into courses for pre-service teachers

Prompt coordination of services for multilingual learners

Collaborate with colleagues around integration

Benefit from a coherent educational experience based on a standards-aligned system

Expand framing of test specifications