This book entails a nine-item screening score that maps to age-based performance levels. It helps a provider, whether it’s a pediatrician or a preschool teacher or someone in the community to figure out a child’s literacy skills–and importantly–what can be done to help them.
It’s really the first tool of its kind. It directly involves the child in the process. It’s also relatively fast.
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