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WELCOME TO THE FINAL DAY OF IDLDRC 2021
Wow! Already, we find ourselves on the final day of this inaugural global event for the DLD community. Thank you for your efforts to progress to this point in the program. Your commitment to growing your knowledge and understanding of Developmental Language Disorder should be commended.
Don’t forget!
IDLDRC is a completely virtual event. Conference content for each day has been built as a ‘course’ of presentations (lessons) for delegates to work through daily.
Therefore, each new day of the conference you will need to head back to the conference dashboard and click into the relevant ‘course’ for that date.
Going out on a high
Day 3 is our biggest line up yet! First up, we have Professor Courtenay Norbury’s Keynote titled ‘Why is language important for developing social, emotional, and behavioural well-being’.
This is followed by 28 research presentations + 2 Keynote recorded Q&A’s. See more details for each section below.
DAY 3 THEMES
- Adolescents | 6 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 1 hour & 30 mins to complete)
- Social-Emotional | 6 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 1 hour & 30 mins to complete)
- Youth Justice | 3 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 45 mins to complete)
- Intervention | 13 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 3 hours & 15 mins to complete)
KEYNOTE DETAILS | PROFESSOR COURTENAY NORBURY
Keynote Live Q&A Details
This event has now been held however, you can access the recording in the ‘opening’ section of the Day 3 IDLDRC program.
Need help?
We’re here to help! Email conference@thedldproject.com.
Thanks so much to Nat and Shaun for hosting this great event! So well professionally organized and everything (!) went well without any technical issues. I’m really looking forward to visit the 2nd IDLDRC 😉
Thanks also to all the presenters and visitors – you made this convention a great place for learning and a vivid experience when meeting and chatting. Looking forward to getting in touch also beyond September 2021 especially with colleagues interested in early identification of DLD in multilingual children with/without migration and/or refugee background. Thanks!
I would like to acknowledge the organizers, as well! These three days have been amazing and full of wonderful talks. I will definitely drop in again to listen to the presentations I haven’t had the chance so far.
I also love the idea of raising funding for the research grant. This is green science taking place 🙂 I am super excited and will keep my eye on the updates! Looking forward to collaborations and to the 2nd IDLDRC.
All the best and take care,
Ana