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IOWA and WEST VA more closely aligned to our current standards.

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The CAAP doesn't give norms for blends. 

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The CAAP doesn't give norms for blends. 

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The CAAP norms seem more appropriate but the way the WV was presented (with the numbers and the sounds inside the numbers) is easiest too read...

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The CAAP norms seem more appropriate but the way the WV was presented (with the numbers and the sounds inside the numbers) is easiest too read...

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GFTA3 is off compared to what we hear in the schools

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GFTA3 is off compared to what we hear in the schools

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Where are the affricates? "Ch", "Sh", "dj"? 

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Where are the affricates? "Ch", "Sh", "dj"? 

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GFTA 3 norms are off base for /r/  and vocalic /r/ ;)

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GFTA 3 norms are off base for /r/  and vocalic /r/ ;)

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GFTA norms are too elaborate. Needs to be simplified

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GFTA norms are too elaborate. Needs to be simplified

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Wow! Check out the norms for vocalic /r/ GFTA-3!!!! 

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Wow! Check out the norms for vocalic /r/ GFTA-3!!!! 

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/z/ and /s/ are 2 years later on the WV and IOWA than the CAAP

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/z/ and /s/ are 2 years later on the WV and IOWA than the CAAP

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We think the the r seems rather early in GFTA; however, 8 is too late. 

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We think the the r seems rather early in GFTA; however, 8 is too late. 

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th and /r/ are still the last to develop

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th and /r/ are still the last to develop

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We agree with the Iowa Nebraska because of the /r/ and /s/ and /z/ norms. 

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We agree with the Iowa Nebraska because of the /r/ and /s/ and /z/ norms. 

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We like the West Virginia chart...but also like the Iowa-Nebraska range for the s-blends (7-9 to include str, spr, skr)

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We like the West Virginia chart...but also like the Iowa-Nebraska range for the s-blends (7-9 to include str, spr, skr)

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WE like West Virginia /et al group.. first column.

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WE like West Virginia /et al group.. first column.