Macarthur Bates Inventario Del Desarrollo De Habilidades Comunicativas
Resumen del Libro
With the Inventarios, the Spanish adaptation of the MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories (CDIs), professionals can tap into parents invaluable day-to-day knowledge about their childrens language and communication skills—and respond to legislation that requires parental input in child evaluations. Top language researchers developed these standardized, parent-completed report forms to assess language and communication skills in young children ages 8–30 months. Theyve designed the forms to focus on current behaviors and salient emergent behaviors that parents can recognize and track. The Inventarios have three components: Inventario I: Primeras Palabras y Gestos. This words and gestures form is for use with children ages 8–18 months. The first part of the form prompts parents to document the childs understanding of hundreds of early vocabulary items separated into semantic categories such as animal names, sound effects, and question words. Parents mark the words understood or used, and the form yields separate indexes of words understood and words produced. The second part of the form asks parents to record the communicative and symbolic gestures the child has tried or completed. This form generally takes 20–40 minutes to complete and 20–30 minutes to score by hand. Inventario II: Palabras y Enunciados. This words and sentences form is for use with children ages 16–30 months. In the first part of the form, parents document the childs production and use of hundreds of words divided into semantic categories similar to the ones on Inventario I. The second part analyzes the childs early forms of grammar and the complexity of the childs multi-word utterances. Parents identify the words the child has understood or used and provide written examples of the childs three longest utterances. This form generally takes 20–40 minutes to complete and 20–30 minutes to score by hand (it is also desktop scannable with the appropriate software)….
