Dyslexia: Conceptual framework and therapeutic interventions

South Africa

This talk by Speech-Language Pathologist Stephanie Jardine will assist other Speech-Language Pathologists, Teachers, Occupational Therapists, GPs and Educational Psychologists to build their knowledge and understanding of evidence-based intervention strategies and approaches for students with Dyslexia and students with specific learning disabilities. Stephanie will discuss a conceptual framework upon which the evidence-based strategies are established. She will also discuss specific interventions for reading and for writing. Stephanie outlines the common characteristics of effective, intervention-based approaches and offers some tools and strategies that can be implemented in practice.

 

Sections:

•  Introduction & Rationale
•  A Conceptual Framework for Intervention
•  Evidence-Based Interventions

          a) Reading Interventions

   b) Writing Interventions

•  Conclusion
•   Appendix

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