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Using Tomal-2: Key features for specialist teachers and assessors
The webinar looked at the Test of Memory and Learning – second edition (TOMAL-2), which provides professionals with a standardised measure of different memory functions for children, adolescents and adults, for the age range 5 through to 59.11 years. This can be used as a wide ranging and flexible tool for highlighting subtle aspects of short term auditory memory and working memory comparisons, and is being widely used as a replacement for the Digit Memory Test: for the purposes of DSA assessments, examination access arrangements, an
Webinar: What's New in Access Arrangements - November 2014
Following on from today's webinar "What's New in Access Arrangements: Extra time, Transitional Agreements, Etc." on
Webinar on choosing e-Reader devices
Looking to buy an e-reader or tablet this Christmas? With so many on the market its difficult to know which is the right one for you.
Our webinar recording can help! We will look at tablets, phones and dedicated e-readers. We will discuss the pros and cons of different devices and look at some examples of affordable e-readers.
Webinar Recording
Webinar: Can studying the brain help us understand dyslexia?
Webinar Recording
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Presenter: Dorothy V. M. Bishop
University of Oxford
Free Webinar - Supporting your finances and small businesses during lockdown, what do I do next?
The event covered various topics to support our members with their finances and small businesses during the current lockdown period, and included:
SASC Report Format Changes
These changes reflect an extensive consultation process carried out over the past three years by SASC and its sub-committee STEC, involving key professional bodies and training providers in the field, to clarify how best, in the SpLD diagnostic assessment, to use professional observation and experience alongside test results in the identification of an individual with a specific learning difficulty.