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The normative sample is larger than the sample for the original TNL, with a wider age range (415 for the TNL-2 as compared to 512 for the TNL) and many more children at each age.
The Test of Narrative Language can be administered to children between the ages of 5 and 15 years 11 months, and takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
The TNL-2 helps clinicians assess aspects of narrative language without having to transcribe childrens stories. It can be used in conjunction with standardized tests that use contrived formats to assess oral language, especially when language-based learning disabilities are suspected.
Retelling, in literature, refashions a story in a way that makes it similar but not identical with its predecessor. Some retellings involve only minor changes. Others are more substantial: a retold story can change genre, style, narrative point of view, or medium.
The TNL-2 is a norm-referenced test that measures childrens narrative language abilities (i.e., childrens ability to understand and tell stories). Narration is an important aspect of spoken language, not usually measured by oral-language tests, that provides a critical foundation for literacy.

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This is a measure to identify language impairments by assessing how well children use language in narrative discourse. The Test of Narrative Language (TNL) is an examiner-administered test that assesses how well children use their knowledge of the components of language as they engage in functional discourse.

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