Getting started with DSE’s reading and language intervention for children with Down syndrome
This live online event offers educators an overview of the key steps involved in preparing, planning and starting to use DSE's new reading and language intervention for primary/elementary aged children with Down syndrome.
DSE's Reading and Language Intervention for Children with Down Syndrome (RLI) is an evidence-based programme designed to teach reading and language skills to children with Down syndrome. RLI incorporates best practice in structured activities delivered in fast-paced daily teaching sessions. It was evaluated in a randomised controlled trial and found to improve rates of progress compared to ordinary teaching.
Webinars in June and September will suit Australian time zones.
Introducing See and Learn This live online event offers guidance about speech development for children with Down syndrome and how DSE's See and Learn programmes can be used to teach early sound discrimination and speech production skills, and to improve speech clarity.
See and Learn Speech is an evidence-based intervention programme designed to help children with Down syndrome develop clearer speech by learning to hear the differences between sounds, learning to say individual sounds, practising simple sound combinations and saying whole words and phrases.
Webinars in July and October will suit Australian time zones.
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