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The LinguaFolio Language Passport provides a comprehensive picture of what the language learner can do with language. It summarizes the self-assessments from the Language Biography and provides validation for results from formal external assessments. It is a record of formal qualifications, certificates or diplomas, along with self-assessments that serve as a summary of experiences and competency with different languages. The grid on the back describes in more detail the proficiency levels.

©National Council of State Supervisors for Languages LinguaFolio Passport 2010 Languages I have learned in my family:

Languages I have learned in school Language Learned Type of Program* Years (From-To) Average hours per week

*language instruction, immersion, exploratory, heritage language courses, etc.

Languages I learned outside of normal school instruction Language Type of Language Acquisition* Age/ From-To

*tutoring, online, computer programs, summer institutes or academies, etc.

Language experiences Country Type of Encounter* Age during Length of Stay Participation

*travel abroad, work exchange, home stay, study program, etc.

Language tests, competitions, certificates, diplomas Language Description Date Score/Results

©National Council of State Supervisors for Languages LinguaFolio Passport 2010 Using the results of the self-assessment checklists in the Biography section, record your ongoing progress in each proficiency level here by writing the date (mm-yy, i.e. Jan09, Jun10) as you reach each level or put an “x” in the appropriate box to indicate only current status.

Language: Novice Intermediate Advanced Superior L M H L M H L M H Interpretive: Listening Interpretive: Reading Interpersonal Communication Spoken Production Written Production

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