Speech-Language Pathologist. #DevLangDis, oral narrative, literacy, EBP, speech pathology services in schools #LaLYP. @TeachWellAus @tracks_literacy
Perth, Western Australia
Joined August 2012
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Are you someone with #DevLangDis? Know someone or work with someone who has #DLD? Please consider taking part in this 30-minute ranking task for an Australian research study and help identify research priorities for this group of people.
📣Shape the future of #DevLangDis research in #Australia! People with #DLD and supporters (family, professionals) can rank priorities for Australian DLD research here: tinyurl.com/59wtpvjt
This online ranking task will take ~30 minutes. Curtin HREC approved HRE2023-0196
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In this session, Laura will unpack the evidence around oral language instruction in the early years (Foundation to Year 2).
**This webinar will be recorded and available for two weeks after the event**
Cost:
LDA Member: $50
LDA Student Member – $40
Non-Member – $70
Looking forward to presenting on oral language in the early years with Rosemary Simpson on Monday 18th March 3.30pm AWST. Come & join us for some evidence-based ideas on how to facilitate oral language development with 3-6 year olds in a classroom setting. Followed by a Q&A!
✨Join @LauraGlisson and @tracks_literacy on March 18 for a presentation and Q&A to learn how to promote oral language development in your ECE classroom.
Register now to secure your place for this engaging event: teach-well.au/promoting-oral…
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Welcome to Laura Glisson, the new editor of the LDA Bulletin.
If you would like to contribute to the LDA Bulletin please get in touch at [email protected]
Looking forward to talking all things #narrativeintervention 📘& #devlangdis tomorrow 16/1/24📅. Come and join me for this @Engage_DLD event. 5pm Perth time🕐
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🌟New publication🌟
I'm investigating the impact of Accessible Pedagogies on students with language &/or attentional difficulties. This paper unpacks students' profiles & what students wish their teachers knew about them & how they learn.
#OpenAccess
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
A fantastic opportunity for teachers to hear from a real expert in #devlangdis
Teachers are invited to attend a FREE online workshop on Monday 30 Oct 2023 at 7:30pm (AEDT). Come along to learn about identifying DLD, evidence based principles for supporting students and collaborating with stakeholders. #DLDday
Register here: bit.ly/DLDEd-Workshop
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The 2023 #DLDday campaign video has been released! Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) affects 1 in 14 people. Watch this video to learn more and help us raise awareness of DLD on Friday 20th October 2023. You can watch it here: youtu.be/7wZ_OW9Jx0s?si=HEDI…
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My second #SLPhD paper has been published #openaccess with @tserry2504 @PamelaSnow2
Teachers’ perspectives on the role and scope of practice of speech-language pathologists working to support literacy in the early years of school.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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if you are in Perth and interested in our research in #DevLangDis, come and celebrate the start of #DLD awareness week at a *free* event with members of #LaLYP talking about our projects @CurtinUni
we'd love to see you there #speechies #slpeeps #psychs #OTs #teachers et al
Come and check out this (free!) event highlighting some of the great work being done by the @Curtin #LALYP gang in the #language and #literacy space. (eventbrite.com.au/e/dld-voic…). #DLD #MentalHealth #DevLangDis
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Pleased to have this published OA - the views of young people in flexible learning programmes @CLTTJournal
Thx for funding @IndSchoolsWA @HealthwayWA
+ wonderful team: @EmilyMayJackson @LauraGlisson Nat Kippin Toni Tomlin @me_boyo
@CurtinAlliedHth
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Final report of the Tasmanian Literacy Advisory Panel was published today. It recommends evidence-based, structured teaching of literacy in all schools in the next three years. DPAC will continue to fund and lead this work, reinforcing it as a priority. dpac.tas.gov.au/literacy/hom…
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What About DLD?! There is already 600+ signatures on our change.org petition calling for improved access to the NDIS for the 1 in 14 Australians with #devlangdis. BUT we need more! Join the campaign ==> thedldproject.com/what-about…
#NDIS #advocacy #invisibledisability
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Please RT broadly: are you a speech pathologist practicing in Australia? If so, we would like to invite you to participate in this survey on low functioning #literacy.
redcap.utas.edu.au/surveys/?…
@amandaLneil #100percentliteracy #speechpathology @plantedarose #speechpathologist
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📽️ NEW VIDEO! 'A Book at Bedtime' 📖
We all love a good #story. But what role do #books play in children's #language development? Find out with @NickyJDawson & @emljames 📚
With special thanks to @TheStoryMuseum
Watch the full version at: bit.ly/ABookAtBedtime 1/2
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Any #SLPeeps feeling excited about a research degree,following #SPAconf ?
@C4IE_QU is offering a PhD or MPhil scholarship in beautiful Brisbane!
Feel welcome to get in touch if you'd like to get more info or use the links in this post ⬇️
Did you hear C4IE is offering a PhD or MPhil scholarship? This scholarship is open to domestic and international applicants. Apply now and make your mark in inclusive education! Applications close 31 May '23.
research.qut.edu.au/c4ie/the…
ALT A teacher stands looking at the work of a school student sitting at a desk in a science lab. The student is working on a tablet, and there are two students next to her.
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Interested to hear about the strategies used by and experiences of others in reporting on the functional impact of #DevLangDis for the #NDIS #SPAConf – at Hobart, Tasmania
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Thank you to Dr Lisa Denny (right) @workdemographer, mum and advocate who presented today's lived experience address. We agree "speech pathologists have the most important job in the world". – at Hobart, Tasmania
