WELCOME TO DAY 2 OF IDLDRC 2023 – TAKING RESEARCH FROM EVIDENCE TO IMPACT!
We’re now onto our second day of expanding our understanding of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). IDLDRC 2023 is brought to you by our Platinum Sponsor Fremantle Speech Pathology Services.
reminder
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.
Each day at 9am Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), the day’s presentations will be released to the IDLDRC online learning platform as follows:
Day 1 Launch – Monday 11 Sept 2023, 9am AEST
Day 2 Launch – Tuesday 12 Sept 2023, 9am AEST
Day 3 Launch – Wednesday 13 Sept 2023, 9am AEST
To convert the above to your local date and time use this website and enter Brisbane, Australia: https://www.timeanddate.com/
Day 2 is packed with more quality DLD research
The Day 2 line-up features Dr Susan Ebbels keynote followed by 11 research presentations. See more details for each section below.
Day 2 Themes
| EDUCATION | ADOLESCENTS & ADULTS |
|---|---|
| 7 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 1 hour & 45 mins to complete) | 4 pre-recorded presentations (Approx. 30 mins to complete) |
Keynote Details | dR sUSAN eBBELS
MAXIMISING THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF INDIVIDUALISED INTERVENTION FOR VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
abstract:
Language intervention requires commitment from children, families, schools, clinicians and funders. Therefore, maximising intervention effectiveness and efficiency is vital. This involves maximising progress while minimising time. Time-related aspects of intervention delivery might be centrally determined, but clinicians generally have control over intervention targets, steps, techniques and within session dosage.
Dr Ebbels will present her teams intervention studies for vocabulary and grammar with young people with DLD, particularly considering the potential influence of intervention targets, techniques, dosage and time in intervention on outcomes and generalisation. The keynote will consider which aspects of intervention appear to be the more important and where we can be more flexible.
Dr Susan Ebbel’s BioGRAPHY:
Dr Susan Ebbels is a Speech & Language Therapist and Director of Moor House Research and Training Institute at Moor House School & College, Surrey, UK, a specialist school for children with DLD aged 7-19. She is on the editorial boards of International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders and Child Language Teaching and Therapy. She has an honorary lectureship at UCL and is also a specialist advisor for Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists.
She is passionate about the need for evidence-based practice and has carried out and coordinated many intervention studies on a range of areas, but with a particular focus on improving the comprehension and production of grammar in children with language disorders using her SHAPE CODINGTM system. She delivers regular courses both on the SHAPE CODINGTM system and on the current evidence base for school-aged children with DLD.
Dr Susan Ebbel’s live q&a
This event has now passed. However, you can watch the recording in the Day 2 Opening Session videos.
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Thank you! Have a fantastic Day 2 at IDLDRC growing your knowledge of Developmental Language Disorder.
