speech language evaluations

What Does the Evaluation Involve?

The evaluation process typically includes:
Parent Interview: Gathering background information about the child's developmental history, medical history, and any concerns from the parents.
Observation: The SLP observes the child in different settings to understand their communication abilities.
Standardized Tests: These tests compare the child's abilities to normative data, helping to identify specific areas of concern.
Language Samples: Analyzing the child's spontaneous speech in natural contexts.
Hearing Screening: Ensuring that hearing loss is not contributing to speech and language difficulties.

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