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Peter and the Cat Narrative Assessment is an educational software designed for iPhone users, focusing on enhancing children's narrative skills. This program provides a structured approach to assessing and developing storytelling abilities through interactive scenarios. Users can engage with animated characters and various story prompts, allowing children to practice their narrative construction in an enjoyable environment.

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The software offers features such as customizable assessments, detailed feedback, and progress tracking, making it suitable for educators and parents alike. It encourages creativity and comprehension by prompting users to create their own stories based on the characters and settings presented. This tool is particularly beneficial for children with varying levels of narrative skills, providing a comprehensive platform for learning.

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Latest update
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1.5
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Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPad. iTunes account required.
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By Black Sheep Press Ltd
Peter and the Cat Narrative Assessment, for children aged 5-9 years. 'Peter and the Cat' is a narrative re-telling task that yields a descriptive...
Peter and the Cat Narrative Assessment, for children aged 5-9 years. 'Peter and the Cat' is a narrative re-telling task that yields a descriptive profile of a child's development of key narrative competencies. It was designed by speech and language pathologists, Leanne Allan and Suze Leitão in collaboration with the teachers and principal of a Language Development Centre in Western Australia following more than seven years of development and testing. Narrative sampling allows the capture of key skills required in the transition to a literate style of language so critical for school success. In addition, sampling oral language beyond the sentence level provides information on broader communicative competence. This established assessment is used by therapists, teachers and researchers across the world and is recommended in the recent influential publication, 'Developing language and literacy: effective intervention in the early years', Julia M. Carroll et al, 2011. 'Peter and the Cat' is a useful tool for determining therapy goals, curriculum planning and establishing pre- and post-intervention data. The iPad version of the assessment uses the same profiling of language skills but brings together an illustrated ebook with voice overs, audio recording, on screen profiling, dictation facility (new iPad only), automatic report generation, Dropbox and email connections, enabling an assessment to be made quickly and efficiently with less preparation time. The final report, together with the audio recording of the child's re-tell, can be transferred to a desktop computer via email or Dropbox. The report is in plain text so it can easily be incorporated into other reports or case files. The voice-overs for the story can be selected from UK, US, Australian and South African speakers. Issues of confidentiality have been taken into account by password protecting data.
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