Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-2) l Scoring Converting Interpreting Scores OT therapists

After numorous scored PDMS tests, I was able to nail down the quickest way to flip through PDMS book to score child's performance. It roughly takes me 2 minutes to fill up my sticky note with numbers, which I later use for my annual or initial reports.
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[@karlaquinones6145]

Very clear and simple to follow along - thanks for the great pace! Not too fast :) Many blessings! Thanks for sharing!

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[@suselbenitezbarzaga4254]

Very well explained and organized. Thank you so much. It helped me to refreshed it.

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[@jessicamoore9238]

This was incredibly helpful, thank you!

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[@jonsolo7633]

Amazing video, thank you!

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[@bangtan4342]

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[@dianefaulhaber9200]

so helpful!!!!

[@adriannnadriann8176]

If you were reading the scores to a caregiver, would you explain all the scores or just the percentile and age equivalent?

[@otcloset]

This is how I would relay scores to a parent . “Zoe tested at 20 months for fine motor skills (28 mon delay and considered to be functioning in very poor range) and at 39 months for visual motor skills (9 months delay and is considered to be below average range).

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[@paulafabero7110]

Thank you. Where can I find the test?

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You must purchase it.