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CASL stands for Cognitive Academic Skills and Language. It’s a set of skills that help kids learn and do well in school, like paying attention, remembering things, and understanding what they read.
Who should take the CASL test?
The CASL test is designed for children who may be struggling with oral language skills. It helps identify specific areas that need improvement.
How is the CASL test administered?
A trained clinician usually administers the CASL test. It covers areas like vocabulary, syntax, and understanding spoken language.
What do CASL test results indicate?
CASL results provide a breakdown of a child’s language skills. It can pinpoint areas where a child might need additional support or intervention.
Cognitive Academic Skills and Language (CASL) refers to the cognitive and linguistic abilities essential for academic success. These skills include attention, memory, reasoning, problem-solving, and language comprehension and expression. CASL is particularly relevant for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, as these skills may be impacted and require targeted support.
CASL strategies can be implemented in various ways to support kids’ learning:
| Strategy | Example |
|---|---|
| Visual schedules | Using pictures to represent daily routines |
| Mnemonic devices | Creating rhymes or acronyms to remember information |
By incorporating CASL strategies into daily routines and academic tasks, parents and educators can help kids develop the skills they need to thrive in school and beyond.
