The Education Show. The B.D.A. attended the Education Show at Joanne Gregory, Quality Mark Development Manager the N.E.C. Birmingham, and again this is a at the B.D.A., delivered a seminar on dyslexia friendly useful schooling including how schools, opportunity for the B.D.A. to give out colleges and organisations can join the B.D.A.’s information on such things like the initial Quality Mark. This seminar was very well attended and teacher training campaign and the ICT had very good feedback on the stand. resource disc. Judith Stansfield, member of the New Technology This exhibition was well attended and useful Committee, gave an excellent talk on early questions were related to people’s personal identification situations. We have to thank Jean Hutchins of dyslexia, with and Chris Hossack once again for their the catchy young’. She went on to talk about various ‘Catch ‘em support throughout the show and to all the Local Dyslexia Association members who volunteered on means of assisting young dyslexics including assistive the stand. technology and multisensory tools. Advertisement Frewen College Teaching dyslexic children to embrace learning A small friendly co-educational day and boarding school for dyslexic and dyspraxic children aged 7 to 18. Classes average under 6. Full therapy team on site. No hidden extras! OFSTED OUTSTANDING SEPT 2011. See website for Open Mornings Frewen College, Rye Road, Northiam, East Sussex TN31 6NL Phone: 01797 252 494; website: Registered charity no. 307019
The Education Show. The B.D.A. attended the Education Show at the N.E.C. Birmingham, and again this is a useful opportunity for the B.D.A. to give out information on such things like the initial teacher training campaign and the ICT resource disc. This exhibition was well attended and useful questions were related to people’s personal situations. We have to thank Jean Hutchins and Chris Hossack once again for their support throughout the show and to all the Local Dyslexia Association members who volunteered on the stand. Joanne Gregory, Quality Mark Development Manager at the B.D.A., delivered a seminar on dyslexia friendly schooling including how schools, colleges and organisations can join the B.D.A.’s Quality Mark. This seminar was very well attended and had very good feedback on the stand. Judith Stansfield, member of the New Technology Committee, gave an excellent talk on early identification of dyslexia, with the catchy ‘Catch ‘em young’. She went on to talk about various means of assisting young dyslexics including assistive technology and multisensory tools. Advertisement Frewen College Teaching dyslexic children to embrace learning A small friendly co-educational day and boarding school for dyslexic and dyspraxic children aged 7 to 18. Classes average under 6. Full therapy team on site. No hidden extras! OFSTED OUTSTANDING SEPT 2011. See website for Open Mornings Frewen College, Rye Road, Northiam, East Sussex TN31 6NL Phone: 01797 252 494; website: Registered charity no. 307019
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