Age Appropriate Oral Language Skills | Definition

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Age Appropriate Oral Language Skills: A set of spoken language skills that exists at "normal" developmental ages. This set of skills differs at different ages. A measurement of spoken language capabilities is often used to determine if a preschooler is ready to enter kindergarten and face the educational and social challenges it brings.

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