… in assessing preschool children’s language development. Language is a sensitive indicator
of a range of developmental difficulties yet the accurate identification of children who are …

… In other words, the selected test … of language impairment in preschool children ages 4 and
5 years. Therefore, the intended interpretation regards the presence or absence of a language …

… This study examines the clinical accuracy of two language tests designed for use with
preschool children. They are the Structured Photographic Expressive Language Test–Preschool (…

… perform remarkably well in detecting language delays in preschool children. Language
delays are the most frequent developmental delays in children up to the age of 7 years. Most …

… In summary, these results do not support the use of vocabulary test scores for language
screening or identification purposes when preschool children with SLI are assessed. Although …

… are meant for school aged children. Because tests for prekindergarten children are not
reported in the current survey our best guess as to what language proficiency tests are used with …

… and RW tests, especially when reported by teachers. Children with better EF also had less
behavior problems. The results confirm the importance of evaluating EF in preschool children …

… or absence of language impairment in 4- and 5-year-old preschool children. Norm-referenced
tests are frequently used when diagnosing young children with language impairment. …

… In this article we critically review currently available speech and language screening tests
for first-level or mass screening of preschool children. The criteria used to evaluate tests are …

… The use of a single measure of a language component, such … preschool children have
typical language or language … of the language abilities of preschool children. Further study …