BY GAIL J. RICHARD, PHD, AND MARY ANNE HANNER, PHD
The Language Processing Test, Elementary assesses a hierarchy of discrete language-processing skills, ranging from simple to complex. Its eight subtests measure the student’s ability to assign meaning to auditory stimuli. (The first two subtests function only as warm-up exercises.)
Labeling
Stating Functions
Associations
Categorization
Similarities
Differences
Multiple Meanings
Attributes
Easy to administer and score, the LPT-3 offers remediation suggestions, placement guidelines, and tips for communicating test results to parents—all of which can be used to create individualized language-processing therapy plans.
BY GAIL J. RICHARD, PHD, AND MARY ANNE HANNER, PHD
The Language Processing Test, Elementary assesses a hierarchy of discrete language-processing skills, ranging from simple to complex. Its eight subtests measure the student’s ability to assign meaning to auditory stimuli. (The first two subtests function only as warm-up exercises.)
Labeling
Stating Functions
Associations
Categorization
Similarities
Differences
Multiple Meanings
Attributes
Easy to administer and score, the LPT-3 offers remediation suggestions, placement guidelines, and tips for communicating test results to parents—all of which can be used to create individualized language-processing therapy plans.
