Expressive

Meanwhile, the task-based group had a significantly higher mean on the posttest of expressive writing (M = 17.34) than pretest (M = 15.73) with Mean Difference = 1.61 and p = .012. Again, considerable improvement was obtained in the next group in which learners experienced progress for expression ofpersonal feelings, thoughts, ideas, and opinions. Thus,…

 Assessment Evaluation The two types of assessments that was chosen for this evaluation are attitudes and functional skills. In addition to the assessments, the type of tools that are selected are assessments selection checklist and test evaluation forms. Assessment selection checklist is a constructed aid for professionals to select assessments and a tool that can…

Overview of the Test: The Expressive Vocabulary Test, or EVT-2 is similar to the PPVT-4. Instead, the EVT-4 measures an individual’s expressive vocabulary and word retrieval abilities. The EVT-2 takes about 10-20 minutes, on average, to complete; however, the time for completion can vary from individual to individual. On each page, there is a color…

This construct is measuring youth’s expressive flexibility through a self-reported measurement tool they developed and referred to as the Child and Adolescent Flexible Expressiveness (CAFE) Scale. Expressive flexibility is measured in a two-factor structure and is defined to be the ease with which one can switch between enhancing and suppressing emotional behavior in line with…

Around 50 percent of children born preterm seem to have some sort of disability or disorder. Language disorders seem to be more common around preterm children and it deeply affects their life. Preterm toddlers tend to score lower on standardized tests compared to their full-term peers, and their vocabulary growth tends to be at a…

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone makes a bold statement when she says, “A discussion of dance will often include three basic assumptions: (1) everyone accepts dance as an art form, (2) everyone accepts dance as being expressive, and expressive of something, and (3) everyone is agreed as to how these terms and variations of them qualify dance.” (Maxine…