language samples

What to Look for in a Language Sample?

While analyzing a language sample, several key elements should be considered:
Mean Length of Utterance (MLU): The average number of words or morphemes per utterance.
Vocabulary Diversity: The range and variety of words used by the child.
Grammatical Accuracy: The correctness of syntax and morphology.
Pragmatic Skills: How the child uses language in social contexts.

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