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Elisabeth Arnbak
University of Ã…rhus
Associate Professor
Thursday
, March 10
09:30 GMT
Could Morphological Knowledge Improve Literacy in Dyslexic Children?
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Julia Carroll,
10:30 GMT
Developmental Growth in Phonological Skills: Differences between Children with and without Dyslexia
FULL
Breakout Room 3
Brandenburg
11:06 GMT
Morphological Processing as a Top-down Compensatory Process in Dyslexic Adults. Evidence from MEG
LIMITED
Breakout Room 2
Cavalli
11:24 GMT
Screening Dyslexia in Adults
LIMITED
Breakout Room 3
Nergård-Nilssen
13:00 GMT
A Dimensional Approach to Developmental Impairments of Attention, Learning and Memory
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Susan Gathercole
13:50 GMT
Supporting Spelling: Making the links and meeting the challenges
FULL
Breakout Room 4
Donovan
14:35 GMT
Getting it right with assistive technology: lessons from research and practice in Sweden and the UK
FULL
Breakout Room 5
Rack
15:50 GMT
Phonological Awareness and Reading Difficulties
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Tom Nicholson
16:35 GMT
Tackling Dyslexia in Schools – a Phonics-Based, Whole-School Literacy Approach
FULL
Breakout Room 6
White
Friday
, March 11
09:30 GMT
Associations and Dissociations of Deficits in Reading, Spelling and Arithmetic
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Karin Landerl
10:30 GMT
Using Morphological Strategies to Improve Dyslexic and Non-Dyslexic Undergraduates’ Spelling
FILLING
Breakout Room 3
Devonshire
Developmental Dyslexia in Different Orthographies: Moving forward: challenges and transitions
LIMITED
Breakout Room 1
Wydell
Teaching Children with Dyslexia: What’s Proven and What’s Not
FULL
Breakout Room 5
Muter
10:48 GMT
Working Memory Deficits in Children with Dyslexia: Beyond Phonology
FULL
Breakout Room 4
Gray
13:00 GMT
Exploring the Role of Knowledge Transfer on Passage Comprehension in Children with Learning Differences: An Exploratory Study
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Don Compton
13:45 GMT
Children at Family-Risk of Reading Difficulties: Modelling the Early Path of Emergent Literacy Skills and Home Literacy Environment (HLE) at School Start -
FILLING
Breakout Room 4
Esmaeeli
14:21 GMT
Prediction of Individual Stability of Early Word Decoding in Incremental Phonics Instruction
FILLING
Breakout Room 4
Schaars
15:45 GMT
Issues in Diagnosing Dyslexia
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Peter de Jong
Saturday
, March 12
09:30 GMT
Development of Literacy in Children at High-Risk of Dyslexia: Implications for Intervention
Auditorium
Professor Joel Talcot • Professor Maggie Snowling
11:24 GMT
The Danish Dyslexia Test. Validity of a Wide-Range, Web-Based Test for Dyslexia
FILLING
Breakout Room 4
Poulsen
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