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  1. The Concurrent Validity of Three Preschool Screening Instruments

    … and specificity) between two very popular screening instruments which have undergone recent revisions-The Developmental Indicators for the Assessment of Learning-Revised (DIAL-R) and the Denver Developmental Screening Test-ll (Denver-ll) and one more recently published new screening

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  2. The predictive validity of three preschool screening batteries

    … the Gesell School Readiness Test, and the Preschool Screening Battery. The effects of entry-level developmental abilities on reading performance were also studied. Subjects were sixth grade students from five school systems in North Carolina. School system selection was based on the type of …

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  3. Validation of a Preschool Screening Measure: The Dial-R

    … was investigated for an at-risk population of preschoolers. Fifty-four preschool children (mean age 60.87 months) were administered the Developmental Indicators for the Assessment of Learning-Revised (DIALR) and the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence- Revised (WPPSI-R). The …

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  4. The use of parental input in prekindergarten screening

    … predictor variables obtained from an ecological preschool screening model and criterion variables designed to assess performance in kindergarten. A second purpose of this research was to determine the unique contribution of parental input within the ecological preschool screening model. Fall …

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  5. Childhood outcomes in children at risk of neonatal hypoglycaemia

    … Children’s hospital records were accessed and preschool screening data was obtained from the Before School Check programme. Findings Children in our study lived in more deprived areas compared to the national average, and approximately a third had neurosensory impairment at both 2 and 4.5 …

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  6. Prediction and prevention of learning difficulty among kindergarten students

    … been adequately demonstrated. Unlike many other preschool screening measures, EPSF has not been subjected to rigorous experimental scrutiny. This study was designed to (1) examine then assess the efficacy of the EPSF intervention component.Subjects were 116 kindergarten students in an Indiana …

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  7. Predictive validity of the Metropolitan achievement tests in the early identification of mildly mentally handicapped students and the early identification of a referral population

    … risk" children to individually administered preschool screening tests, the use of biographical data, parent questionnaires or teacher ratings.4. The major problem with the MAT-PI, as an economical screening instrument, is its tendency to over-predict (false positives).

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  8. Evaluating the Predictive Validity of the Speed DIAL Version of the DIAL-3, Developmental Indicators for the Assessment of Learning.

    … psychometric integrity of the Speed DIAL screening instrument by establishing its predictive validity. The validation process included determining what, if any, associations existed between the predictor variable, Speed DIAL and the outcome variable, the Virginia Standards of Learning …

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  9. The test-retest reliability of the kindergarten diagnostic instrument

    … Instrument (KDI). The KDI was administered to 59 preschool children between the ages of four and one-half to six years. After a period of three weeks, the same children were retested with the KDI. A Pearson Product Moment Correlation was calculated between the first and second KDI Total Test …

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