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IAS Athena Professional Workshop: Being a great collaborator; raising self-awareness and the ability work with others effectively
IAS Seminar room C0.02
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Molecules Minds. Aston University lecture on language and literacy in children
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Title: Molecules to minds: From gobbledygook to goblins - how does a child learn to crack the written code?

Date: 3 November at 16:00

Speaker: Dr Laura Shapiro and panel of guests

Location: Online

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Description:

Aston IHN are holding their next Molecules To Minds public lecture on language and literacy in children.

Most adults take reading for granted, yet for a beginner reader writing is just gobbledygook. The ability to crack the written code underpins all subsequent learning and provides the key to discovering new worlds and fictional friends. Dr Laura Shapiro will reveal the hurdles and fortunes on the journey from spoken to written language and discuss how our experience of learning to read changes the way we learn forever. This lecture will be targeted at anyone interested in literacy development in children and young people, including academics, teachers, parents and young people themselves.

 

Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you.

 

Kind Regards

 

Harpreet Brrang
Marketing and Events Officer

Aston Institute of Health and Neurodevelopment (IHN)

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