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What Does an SLP Do with a Language Sample?
2011 Super Duper Publications , educational handouts for teachers and parents*Handy Handouts What Does an SLP Do with a Language Sample? by Amber Hodgson, , CCC-SLPB efore a child can begin speech/ Language therapy, he/she has to go through an evaluation process. During this initial evaluation process, the speech- Language pathologist (SLP) may give formal and informal assessments. formal assessments use different standardized tests. These types of tests use set procedures for both giving and scoring the tests. These tests help an SLP compare the results of a child s performance to that of his/her peers. informal assessments involve collecting data across situations from interviews, checklists, observations, play-based assessments, and/or Language samples . Both types of assessments provide the SLP with valuable information to determine appropriate intervention goals. The Language SampleA Language sample provides a great deal of information on a child s Language abilities and overall conversational skills.
What Does an SLP Do with a Language Sample? by Amber Hodgson, M.A., CCC-SLP ... evaluation process, the speech-language pathologist (SLP) may give formal and informal assessments. Formal assessments use different standardized tests. These types of tests use set procedures for both giving and scoring the tests. ... A language sample provides a ...
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