Question

Daniel recently arrived in the United States. He can say a few words (hello, goodbye, thank you), name some simple objects, follow simple one-step directions, and answer some simple WH (who, what, when, where, which) questions, but he struggles to understand most of what is said to him in English.
Which is most likely Daniel's ELP?

Answer 1

Answer:

The best answer to the question: Which is most likely Daniel´s ELP? Would be: Entering as per the ELP and according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), he would be considered a basic user.

Explanation:

The ELP, or European Language Portfolio is a language-learning tool that was designed under the guidelines of the Council of Europe to allow language learners to record and maintain a sense of autonomy during their learning process, as well as develop their multilingualism and intercultural awareness. The ELP is a document in which language learners are able to record their advances and use of the new language, all their achievements and also their experiences as language learners. Daniel, because of his level, would be considered, under the ELP guidelines, and the CEFR, as a basic user of language as well as in the Entering process.