Recorded Online Events: Public Lectures and Webinars

Dyslexia Action organise a number of online events some of which are recorded for later access. The recordings are available below.

These are recordings of selected Public Lectures since Autumn 2009.

Title	Webinar presenter	Webinar date
Can studying the brain help us understand dyslexia?	Professor Dorothy Bishop, University of Oxford	7 Jul 2011
Dyslexia and Co-occurring Difficulties	Glenys Heap, Dyslexia Action Director of CPD	16 Jun 2011
Introduction to Dyslexia for Parents	Anne Main, Principal of Egham Centre	24 Mar 2011
Assistive Technologies: Why pay?	Dr Ian Smythe	24 Feb 2011
Public Lecture: Maths and Dyslexia	Pat Dixon, Dyslexia Action Specialist Teacher	20 May 2010
Public Lecture: Reading in Autism Spectrum Disorders	Dr Courtenay Norbury, RCUK Fellow in Cognitive Science	22 Apr 2010
Public Lecture: How early can you recognise the signs of dyslexia	Anne Sheddick, Head of Training, Dyslexia Action	21 Jan 2010
Public Lecture: Breaking Down the Barriers for Pupils with Dyslexia The Inclusion Development Programme and beyond	Lesley Burnett, Director of Postgraduate Programmes, Dyslexia Action	15 Dec 2009
Dyslexia Awareness Week Public Lecture 3: The Rose Review: Implications for children Favorite	John Rack, Head of Research and Professional Development, Director of Dyslexia-SpLD Trust	5 Nov 2009
Dyslexia Awareness Week Public Lecture 2: Units of Sound v5: An effective tool for whole school literacy intervention	Margaret Rooms, Head of Educational Development	4 Nov 2009