Schools book our Kinderkineticists to perform group siftings or screenings to identify children who are at risk or who will benefit from either full assessments, referrals and/or therapy. However, parents often ask for their child to be screened to determine if the child's development is on par. 

Some parents are also interested in stimulating their children at home and therefore ask for exercises that can boost their children's development.  A screening can then be used to determine a baseline of the children's abilities before providing additional exercises.  

If one of our Kinderkineticists are contracted to a school as an in-house Kinderkineticist, they are also able to identify which children will benefit from a full assessment based on their regular screenings, general assessments, observations as well as a child's overall participation in the group classes. 

A screening is further useful to quickly and informally determine a child's progress in therapy. It is also useful to get a complete picture of a child's global development if it's information is combined with the results from a full assessment.