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The CELF-P2 test measures how well young kids use and understand language. It’s used to see if a child might need extra help with their language skills.
Who should take the CELF Preschool–2?
Children between the ages of 3 and 6 who show signs of language difficulties or delays should consider taking the CELF Preschool–2.
How long does the CELF Preschool–2 take?
The CELF Preschool–2 assessment typically lasts between 20 to 60 minutes, depending on the child’s age and language skills.
What does CELF Preschool–2 assess?
The test covers various language components like sentence structure, word use, comprehension, and social language skills.
The Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals Preschool-2 (CELF-P2) is a standardized assessment tool to identify and diagnose language disorders in children ages 3-6. It comprehensively evaluates a child’s receptive and expressive language abilities across multiple domains, including sentence structure, word structure, expressive vocabulary, and basic concepts. The CELF-P2 helps speech-language pathologists and other professionals determine if a child’s language development is typical for their age or if intervention may be needed.
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The CELF-P2 is a valuable tool for identifying language disorders in young children. Here are some ways it’s used:
| CELF-P2 Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Sentence Structure | Assesses the child’s ability to understand and formulate grammatically correct sentences |
| Word Structure | Evaluate the child’s understanding and use of morphology (word parts) and syntax |
| Expressive Vocabulary | Measures the child’s ability to name objects, actions, and concepts |
| Basic Concepts | Assesses the child’s understanding of basic concepts such as size, location, and quantity |
By using the CELF-P2, professionals can identify language difficulties early on and provide the necessary support to help kids develop their language skills and thrive.
