Oral and Written Language Scales–Second Edition, Comprehensive Hand-Scored Kit

Description: Details OWLS-II™ LC/OE Complete Kit OWLS-II Listening Comprehension Scale (LCS) & Oral Expression Scale (OES) Ages: 3;0–21;11 LCS Testing Time: 10–20 minutes OES Testing Time: 10–30 minutes Norm-referenced: age- and grade-based standard scores, test-age equivalents, percentile ranks, and descriptive categories OWLS-II LC/OE Kit includes: Examiner’s Manual, Listening Comprehension Easel, Oral Expression Easel, Foundations of Language Assessment, Record Forms (10), and carrying case. (2011) Qualification Level: B The OWLS-II evaluates four language processes on four separate scales: Listening Comprehension, Oral Expression, Reading Comprehension, and Written Expression. Each of these scales assesses four linguistic structures: Lexical/Semantics Syntax Pragmatics Supralinguistics Because it looks at the same linguistic structures across four distinct language processes, the OWLS-II provides an unusually detailed, coherent, and integrated assessment. Although its four scales can be used separately, together they give you a comprehensive score profile that pinpoints language delays, identifies strengths and weaknesses in all areas, and guides intervention. Listening Comprehension Scale (LCS) The LCS uses a convenient easel to measure receptive language. The examiner reads a stimulus word aloud, and the student responds by indicating one of four pictures that best depicts the meaning of the word. Correct responses are printed on the examiner’s side of the easel and on the Record Form—permitting easy, on-the-spot scoring. Oral Expression Scale (OES) The OES, with its own handy easel, measures expressive language, requiring the examinee to answer questions, finish sentences, and generate sentences in response to visual and oral prompts. To simplify scoring, common responses (correct and incorrect) are printed on the Record Form. In addition, alternate acceptable responses are now provided to accommodate students who speak African-American English or similar dialect. Scores in Several Useful Formats All four scales provide age- and grade-based standard scores, test-age equivalents, percentile ranks, and descriptive labels (Exceptional, Above Average, Average, Below Average, or Possibly Disordered). Scale scores can be combined to produce five Composites: Oral Language, Written Language, Receptive Processing, Expressive Processing, and Overall Language Processing. Use the OWLS-II to: Identify students with learning disabilities, language disorders, and related difficulties in accordance with IDEA requirements Design targeted interventions that address potential academic difficulties Monitor progress, using the new alternate form Gather longitudinal data for research purposes

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