Avant STAMP for American Sign Language (ASL) Language Proficiency Tests

The STAMP for American Sign Language (ASL) test consists of two parts: Receptive (ability to comprehend ASL): 35-40 minutes with 30 multiple choice questions and Expressive (ability to create ASL): 20-25 minutes with 3 open prompts. The STAMP for American Sign Language (ASL) test is one of the Global Seal of Biliteracy’s qualifying tests and is an online, computer adaptive (level of difficulty adapts to student) test that can be given at a school/organization with a proctor.

Language: American SIgn Language (ASL)

STAMP Test Overview

The test has two parts: Receptive (ability to comprehend ASL): 35-40 minutes with 30 multiple-choice questions and Expressive (ability to create ASL): 20-25 minutes with 3 open prompts.

Aligned to the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines

ACTFL Intermediate-Mid = Avant Score of 5

ACTFL Advanced-Low = Avant Score of 7

Accepted by the Global Seal of Biliteracy

Yes

Functional Fluency Requirements: Avant Score of 5 or higher.

Working Fluency Requirements: Avant Score of 7 or higher.

Professional Fluency Requirements: Not Available

Requires Proctor

Test can be scheduled at any time convenient for the school or organization.

When/Where

The test can be scheduled at any time convenient for the school or organization. The receptive section scores are available as soon as the test taker completes each section. These are scored by the computer-adaptive engine. The expressive section scores are available from 20 to 22 business days after test completion. Scores may be available sooner, so check the test results screen periodically to determine the rating progress. During busy testing times (March-June), scoring may take longer. Please plan accordingly.

Cost

Visit the Avant Assessment website for more information or contact them here for pricing and ordering.