Native language definition

Native language means, if used in reference to an individual of limited English proficiency, the following:

Native language means the language or mode of communication normally used by a person with a limited ability to speak or understand the English language. In the case of a student, the native language is the language normally used by the parents. Except that in all direct contact with a student (including evaluation of the child), the native language is the language normally used by the student in the home or in the learning environment. The IEP team shall determine the language of the student.

Native language means the language normally used or the preferred language identified by the individual and, when appropriate, his or her parent, legal guardian or conservator, or authorized representative.

Examples of Native language in a sentence

• Language skills and education Language skills Native language Other languages Education levelCheck every box that applies to you, however, only completed studies.

• Embedded scaffolding resources for English Language Learners based on research-based pedagogical practices that develop academic language for ELLs. Native language resources for bilingual programs should be included as well.

• Native language Other languages EducationPlease check all the applicable boxes, only stating education that is completed.

• Native language bindings are available for Hoverfly to make it easy to integrate into different environments.

• N.J.A.C. 6A:14-2.4 Native language This section sets forth the requirements for providing written notice to parents in the parent's native language.

More Definitions of Native language

Native language means the language or other mode of communication normally used by the parent.

Native language means “native language” as defined in 20 U.S.C. 7011(11).

Native language means the language or mode of communication first learned by the student.

Native language means the language or mode of communication normally used by a child or a parent of the child.

Native language means the language first acquired by the student, the language most often spoken by the student, or the language most often spoken in the student’s home regardless of the language spoken by the student.

Native language means when used with respect to an individual who is limited English proficient, the language normally used by an individual, or in the case of a child, the language normally used by the parents of the child. For evaluations and assessments, it is the language normally used by the child, if determined developmentally appropriate for the child by qualified personnel conducting the evaluation and assessment. When used with respect to an individual who is deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, or for an individual with no written language, it means the mode of communication that is normally used by that individual, such as sign language, braille, or other communication.

Native language means the language and primary mode of communication used by an individual.