You should also use the Checklist for Auditory Processing Disorders to find out if there may be a problem with your child’s reading and spelling development – and of course, her language development in general.
If you are concerned about your child’s development in general or compared to the norms in this chart, or if you need more information, do not hesitate to contact me for a formal assessment.
Use the language development norms as a guideline to determine if your child has a language development problem compared to her specific peer group.
In order for your child to be ready for school, he has to acquire age-appropriate speech, language and auditory processing skills – the building blocks of reading, spelling and effective communication.
Use this checklist to see if your child may have a problem with her language development.
Use this sound development chart to determine your child’s ability to pronounce sounds correctly.
Use this basic checklist to determine if your child may have an Auditory Processing Disorder
If you are unsure of whether or not your child has symptoms of speech problems that relate to articulation disorders, the list below can help.
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