Assessment of specific receptive and expressive language abilities is needed in order to understand the patient's communication difficulties and facilitate communication.

Language. Language assessment often involves evaluation of expressive language (e.g. naming, vocabulary, storytelling), verbal fluency (e.g., fluency of speech, writing, reading), and receptive ...

Standardized assessment tools evaluate a child's strengths and weaknesses in the areas of auditory processing, receptive and expressive language, phonological processing, articulation, voice ...

Although researchers have developed some checklists and experimental tests related to American Sign Language (ASL) assessment, at this time a standardized measure of ASL does not exist. There have ...

The assessment is untimed but typically takes students about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the student’s level of competency. The ASL placement test consists of 40 multiple choice questions with ...