Final answer:
When evaluating L4L, we analyze a child's expressive vocabulary to understand their language development and ability to express themselves.
Step-by-step explanation:
When evaluating L4L (Language for Learning), we analyze a child's expressive vocabulary. This refers to the words that a child can use and communicate with. It includes the words they are able to produce when speaking and writing.
For example, a five-year-old child should have a vocabulary of at least 1,500 words, be able to produce sentences of at least five to seven words, and define words by function. They should also be able to recognize and name several colors, sort objects based on two qualities, count, tell time, and recognize coins.
An evaluation of a child's expressive vocabulary helps us understand their language development and ability to express themselves.