Assessment of Development in Preschool Children Aged 60-72 Months Using the KPSP (Pre-Screening Development Questionnaire) at Sawitto Kindergarten, Pinrang Regency

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Descriptive analysis highlights developmental growth across motor skills and socialization in preschoolers aged 60-72 months.

80% of assessed children aged 60-72 months showed development appropriate for their age, indicating effective early monitoring.
Developmental assessment utilized the KPSP, emphasizing the importance of tracking motor skills, cognitive skills, and socialization.
Assessment revealed boys demonstrating slightly better development than girls, with gross motor skills showing the best outcomes.
Research advocates for enhanced periodic child development monitoring to catch delays using tools like the KPSP.

Saleng et al. (2025) studied this question.

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