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Special Needs London 2007 19 & 20 October 2007 Business Design Centre, London

Helping Everyone to Achieve in 2008 and Beyond

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Memory & Learning

What can I do to help Sam have a better working memory?

Friday 23rd May 2008

Hilton, Milton Keynes

The term 'working memory' refers to the capacity to store and manipulate information for brief periods of time.  There is now evidence that working memory predicts current and subsequent scholastic attainments of children accross the school years in both literacy and numeracy.

At this conference Dr. Tracey Packiam Alloway of Durham & York University will discuss two different tools for effectively identifying Children with poor working memory skills and the support they require to progress.

For more information about this informative event and to book your place at this conference download the booking form and fax it back to us on 01827 313 005 or call us on 01827 311 500.

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Events and Training Courses

	Autism as diffability: recognising and using strengths and interests Wendy Lawson returns to Coventry and Warwickshire Branch to give further insights into Autism. Tuesday 13th May 6.45 pm - 9.30 p.m.
	Speech and Langauge needs in mainstream classrooms Wiltshire Branch invite you to their Conference and AGM. Saturday 17th May 9.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
	Memory and Learning - What can I do to help Sam have a better working memory? This conference will help you to understand working memory and give you strategies to help develop children's working memory in your classroom. Friday 23rd May 9.15 a.m. - 3.00 p.m
	Managing Behaviour: Including the Troubled and Troublesome - Scotland One in a series of standalone one day conferences addressing issues of behaviour management. Saturday 4th October 2008 9.00am - 3.00pm
	Managing Behaviour Supporting the Student - Northampton One in a series of standalone one day conferences addressing issues of behaviour management. Friday 10th October 2008 9.30am - 16:00pm