Assess cognitive abilities: Measure a child’s cognitive skills, including memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities.

Evaluate language skills: Assess a child’s language development, including vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, and expressive language skills.

Measure social and emotional intelligence: Evaluate a child’s ability to understand and manage emotions, establish and maintain relationships, and demonstrate empathy and social awareness.

Assess creativity and critical thinking: Measure a child’s ability to think creatively, generate ideas, and solve problems using logical reasoning and innovative approaches.

Evaluate motor skills: Assess a child’s fine and gross motor skills, including coordination, balance, and control of body movements.

Measure academic readiness: Evaluate a child’s readiness for academic learning, including early literacy and numeracy skills appropriate for their age.

Identify learning strengths and weaknesses: Identify areas of strength and areas that may require further support or intervention to optimize a child’s learning and development.