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تعداد آیتم قابل مشاهده باقیمانده : 3 مورد
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Assessment of higher cortical function in children[1]

Assessment of higher cortical function in children[1]
Age Evidence of normal cortical development
6 to 12 months Awareness of surroundings
Interaction with examiner (social smile, inquisitiveness, habituation)
Cooing and gurgling, sometimes making of nonspecific "mama" and "dada" sounds
Looks at and pats picture to show interest
12 to 20 months 6- to 8-word vocabulary
Comprehends 1-step commands
Points to 2 or 3 body parts
Points at pictures
24 months Names 2 or 3 body parts
Uses phrases and simple sentences
Names pictures, follows simple stories
24 to 36 months Concept of self (referring to self as "I," knowledge of name and age)
Completes sentences and rhymes in familiar stories
36 months Counts 3 objects
Understands prepositional concepts (eg, "over" and "under")
Asks questions
Names 3 colors
Begins to recognize letters
48 months Copies a square and a cross
Begins to develop ability to rhyme
5 or 6 years Spells monosyllabic words
Counts to 10
Recognizes numbers, letters, sight words
6 years Copies a triangle
Reads and retells familiar stories
6 or 7 years Does simple addition and subtraction
Reads polysyllabic words
7 years Copies a diamond
Sounds out or decodes unfamiliar words
Reference:
  1. DeBruin-Parecki A, Perkinson K, Ferderer L. Helping your child become a reader. US Department of Education, Washington, DC 2000.
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