To submit the DIAL-4 Speed Report, you can email it directly to the designated coordinator or fax it to the education office. Ensure all required fields are completed before submission. If submitting online, follow the institution's portal instructions and for physical submissions, send the completed form to the address provided by your organization.

Important dates for the DIAL-4 submissions include testing periods at the beginning of the school year and during mid-year assessments. Ensure reports are completed by designated deadlines to facilitate timely interventions. Refer to local educational directives for specific timeframes.

The DIAL-4 Speed Report serves to assess developmental indicators in early childhood education. It identifies children who may require additional support or intervention. This tool enhances collaboration between parents and educators in supporting child development.

• 1. Name: The child's full name.
• 2. Birth Date: The child's date of birth.
• 3. Test Date: The date on which the test was administered.
• 4. Scores: Scores obtained in different developmental areas.
• 5. Comments: Additional notes or observations.

Failure to submit the DIAL-4 report may result in delays in identifying necessary interventions for the child. Without timely assessment, educators and parents may miss crucial developmental milestones.

• Delayed Intervention: Failure to address developmental delays promptly may hinder a child's progress.
• Miscommunication: Without proper documentation, coordination between parents and educators may falter.
• Lack of Data: Inadequate data can lead to misinformed decisions regarding the child's education.

• 1. Initial Assessments: Use this form to conduct initial assessments during a child's entry into a program.
• 2. Progress Monitoring: Regularly monitor developmental progress with this form.
• 3. Documentation for Interventions: Use this file for formal documentation when interventions are recommended.