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List of Common SLP Assessment Tools CELF-5. PLS-5 English. Bayley-III. GFTA-3. DAS-II.
Give extra time to complete assignments or make-up work when needed. Substitute written papers or projects for oral presentations, or allow a student to demonstrate learning one-on-one with you. Asking questions in a way that lets the student give a brief answer can also help. Use technology to make learning easier.
By observing and assessing children it is possible to identify signs of speech, language and communication needs including: difficulties understanding speech. difficulties following instructions. communication difficulties. poor social skills or lack of social skills. difficulties making eye contact.
The Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals Preschool-2 (CELF-P2) is a standardized assessment tool used to evaluate expressive language and receptive language skills in preschool-aged children. It can be administered to children as of 3 years old up to 6;11 years. This test is administered in English.
During the assessment, the speech and language therapist will play with your child and ask them questions to assess if he or she has speech, language or communication problems. The speech and language therapist may show your child a selection of toys or pictures and ask some set questions.
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The major tool for clinical assessment of speech-language disorders, one of the most common juvenile disabilities, is auditory perceptual analysis (APA).
Questions to ask at your childs speech and language evaluation: Can you please explain my childs diagnosis and what it means for their speech and language development? How often will we need to come for speech therapy? Will my child have individual speech therapy, or will they be in a group with other children?
The Speech and Language Assessment Scale (SLAS) is a 19-item, parent-report questionnaire designed to identify children with delayed speech and language skills. The SLAS uses seven-point Likert-style questions to assess six subscales: assertiveness, responsiveness, semantics, syntax, articulation, and talkativeness.

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