Uses plural forms correctly
Child spontaneously uses grammatically correct plural nouns in speech (e.g. 'two dogs', 'my shoes')
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What mastery looks like
Cannot yet child spontaneously uses grammatically correct plural nouns in speech (e.g. 'two dogs', 'my shoes')
- No observable behavior matching this construct
Beginning to attempt child spontaneously uses grammatically correct plural nouns in speech (e.g. 'two dogs', 'my shoes') with direct adult support
- Requires significant prompting or physical guidance
Demonstrates child spontaneously uses grammatically correct plural nouns in speech (e.g. 'two dogs', 'my shoes') inconsistently or in structured settings
- Achieves with mild support
- Inconsistent across contexts
Consistently demonstrates construct across contexts
- Reliable performance without prompting
Masters construct; generalizes spontaneously
- Applies skill spontaneously in novel situations
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