Does a narrative retelling task improve the assessment of language proficiency in school-aged children born very preterm?
In conclusion, in VP children narrative retelling appears to be less sensitive to detecting academic language problems than item-based language assessment. This might be related to the mediating role of attention in item-based tasks, that appears not to affect more spontaneous language tasks such as retelling. Therefore, in school-aged children born VP we recommend using narrative assessment, in addition to item-based assessments, because it is more related to spontaneous language and less sensitive to attention problems.
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Source: Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics - Category: Speech-Language Pathology Authors: Stipdonk LW, Dudink J, Reiss IK, Franken MJP Tags: Clin Linguist Phon Source Type: research