Walking in Their Shoes:
Understanding Dyslexia
This workshop focuses on helping professionals develop a more substantial understanding of what dyslexia is, how it affects children and young people, and a framework for thinking about support in the classroom. This talk can be tailored to focus on primary or secondary aged students.
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As with most of our neurodiversity talks, this talk can also be delivered as a parents workshop as a way for schools/organisations to support parents in developing a better a understanding of their child's strengths and needs.
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Talk/Workshop facilitator:
Grow Co Founder
Mont Dip, PG SpLD, PG Child Adolescent & Family Mental Wellbeing,
MA Psychological Therapies, Psychodynamic Psychotherapist working with children, adolescents & parents, Member BPC & TSP, Specialist Education Consultant
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Who is this for?
This workshop is for SENDCos, teachers and other education professionals looking to better contextualise a current understanding of dyslexia or for those who are first building their understanding.
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This event can be offered as a whole school INSET training.
How is this event run:
If you are based in London, this event can be booked to run live in your school/organisation. Outside of London this event will be run online.
Workshop length:
2.5 hours including time for Q & A
Event fee:
£450