Dyslexia Awareness Week Webinars
Dyslexia Awareness Week Webinar: Introduction to Personalized Support at Bredon School
Join Jody Grant, Assistant Head of Learning Development and SENCo at Bredon School, in this opening webinar for Dyslexia Awareness Week. Discover the unique and personalized approaches Bredon School uses to support students with dyslexia and help them reach their full potential.
Dyslexia Awareness Week Webinar: Introduction to Assistive Technology at Bredon School
Join Mrs Charlotte Bishop, Specialist Learning Support Teacher & Annual Review Assistant at Bredon School, in this webinar for Dyslexia Awareness Week. Discover how Bredon School uses assistive technology, including reading pens, Chromebooks, and the Read & Write Google extension, to support students with dyslexia, reduce cognitive load, and empower them to reach their full potential.
Dyslexia Awareness Week Webinar: Introduction to Exam Access Arrangements at Bredon School
Watch this informative presentation explaining how Bredon School assesses and implements Exam Access Arrangements (EAA). Learn how provisions, such as extra time, readers, scribes, and assistive technology are put in place to support students, reduce exam pressure, and enable them to demonstrate their true academic potential.
Dyslexia Awareness Week Webinar: An Introduction to Developmental Language Disorder
Join Sophie Mills, Speech and Language Therapist, for an introduction to Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). Learn what DLD is, how to spot signs in students, such as difficulty following instructions, expressing ideas, or keeping up with conversations, and how to support individuals with DLD so they can succeed and thrive.
Introduction to Dyscalculia, Maths Difficulties, and Practical Strategies at Bredon School
Watch this informative presentation explaining dyscalculia, maths difficulties, and practical strategies to support learners, presented by Rory Vokes-Dudgeon, Headmaster at Bredon School. Learn how to demystify dyscalculia, discover effective classroom practices, and explore how parents can support maths learning at home to help students build confidence and overcome barriers to learning.