Standardized assessment tools have been criticized for use with young children; however, there is limited empirical research supporting developmentally appropriate, play-based assessments. Forty children, with and without developmental disabilities, ages 10-73 months referred from the community of a large city received a transdisciplinary play based assessment (TPBA-2) and standardized assessment. Caretakers also completed the Vineland Scales of Adaptive Behavior. Concurrent validity between the TPBA-2 and standardized assessment tools (Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development-III and the Mullen Scales of Early Learning) was demonstrated (
Purpose: In this study, the authors compared a multiple-domain strategy for assessing developmental ...
Occupational therapists regard play as the primary occupation of childhood. However, many authors of...
Play is essential in childhood, allowing for a positive trend in development and learning. Health pr...
Standardized assessment tools have been criticized for use with young children; however, there is li...
Standardized assessment tools have been criticized for use with young children; however, there is li...
Play assessment is gaining attention as a measure of the developing skills of young children. The pr...
Play assessment is increasing in popularity despite the lack of empirical support. The purpose of th...
This research project is an electronic survey of Western Kentucky University graduates of an OSEP fu...
Early childhood special education services have typically adopted traditional assessment methods, na...
More than 80% of psychologists report using alternative assessment measures in place of, or to suppl...
A comprehensive measurement system was developed to monitor play in children with autism and typical...
This article describes the results of a pilot study into the newly developed dynamic version of the ...
Occupational therapists value play as a significant occupation in a child’s life and use play ...
Play assessment is rapidly emerging in the field of cognitive assessment in young children. One aspe...
We evaluated the effects of nondirective play therapy on the inappropriate play of three development...
Purpose: In this study, the authors compared a multiple-domain strategy for assessing developmental ...
Occupational therapists regard play as the primary occupation of childhood. However, many authors of...
Play is essential in childhood, allowing for a positive trend in development and learning. Health pr...
Standardized assessment tools have been criticized for use with young children; however, there is li...
Standardized assessment tools have been criticized for use with young children; however, there is li...
Play assessment is gaining attention as a measure of the developing skills of young children. The pr...
Play assessment is increasing in popularity despite the lack of empirical support. The purpose of th...
This research project is an electronic survey of Western Kentucky University graduates of an OSEP fu...
Early childhood special education services have typically adopted traditional assessment methods, na...
More than 80% of psychologists report using alternative assessment measures in place of, or to suppl...
A comprehensive measurement system was developed to monitor play in children with autism and typical...
This article describes the results of a pilot study into the newly developed dynamic version of the ...
Occupational therapists value play as a significant occupation in a child’s life and use play ...
Play assessment is rapidly emerging in the field of cognitive assessment in young children. One aspe...
We evaluated the effects of nondirective play therapy on the inappropriate play of three development...
Purpose: In this study, the authors compared a multiple-domain strategy for assessing developmental ...
Occupational therapists regard play as the primary occupation of childhood. However, many authors of...
Play is essential in childhood, allowing for a positive trend in development and learning. Health pr...