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Dual Language Learners’ Program Assessment

These resources cover the tool Head Start programs use to evaluate management systems and program services to determine how effectively they promote school readiness for children who are dual language learners (DLLs). The assessment tool helps programs measure how culturally and linguistically responsive they are to and how well they engage with families of children who are DLLs. 

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Introducing the Dual Language Learners Program Assessment

Learn how staff can use the Dual Language Learners Program Assessment. Explore how it can help improve management systems and services focused on cultural responsiveness for children, families, and program staff.

Dual Language Learners Program Assessment: Users' Guide

Learn about ways to check your program’s progress in meeting a Coordinated Approach to serving children who are dual language learners (DLLs) and their families.

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