Test of Early Language Development-4 (TELD-4)

Main product art for Test of Early Language Development-4 (TELD-4).
Purchase Options
Item
Test Kit: Manual, 25 Record Forms A, 25 Record Forms B, and Manipulatives
DDD-2433
$515.00
Components (Sold Separately)
25 Record Forms A
DDD-2434
$93.00
25 Record Forms B
DDD-2435
$93.00

Author(s): Wayne P. Hresko, D. Kim Reid, Donald D. Hammill

  • Early Language
  • 3-0 through 7-11
  • Individual Administration
  • Norm Referenced
  • Qualification Level B

  • Description
    The TELD-4 is a highly reliable and valid measure of spoken language in children ages 3 years 0 months through 7 years 11 months. It uses brief, simple tasks to obtain a broad picture of language development, specifically semantics, syntax, and morphology. It is used to identify language delays (compared to age-related peers), to determine language strengths and weaknesses, and to track a child’s progress. Like the previous edition, the test yields Receptive Language and Expressive Language subtest index scores, as well as a Spoken Language index score. The TELD-4 was normed on a nationally representative sample of 1,074 children.

    Pictures are in color to make them appealing to children. The test is untimed, and the test kit contains all manipulatives needed.
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