language samples

How are Language Samples Collected?

Language samples can be collected through various methods:
Conversational Sampling: Engaging the child in a natural conversation.
Narrative Sampling: Asking the child to tell a story or retell a familiar story.
Play-Based Sampling: Observing and recording the child's language during play.
It's essential to create a comfortable and natural environment to elicit the most accurate language sample from the child.

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