Course Details
The Dyslexic Student at University
Event Description
Trainer: Dr Harry Rafferty, School of Psychology
Date: 7 November 2012, Time: 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm - Apologies, this session has had to be cancelled.
Additional Course on: 23 January 2013, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm - Apologies, this session has had to be cancelled
20 participants maximum
Content:
- Provide a definition of dyslexia
- Distinguish between developmental and acquired dyslexia
- Describe the key problems underlying dyslexia
- Estimate the prevalence of dyslexia
- What is cognitive basis of dyslexia?
- Increase awareness of complexities of the syndrome
- List some factors, which help account for existence of dyslexia
- Describe the skill areas and tasks which are problematic
- Describe how dyslexics at university cope with dyslexia
- Assessing and supporting the dyslexic student
- Indicate some additional reading
Aims/Aimed at
Designed for: Academic staff who wish to increase their awareness of supporting students with dyslexia within the Higher Education context.
Aim: To provide an introduction to dyslexia with particular regard to the dyslexic student at university. The seminar will also suggest some ways of assessing and supporting dyslexic students
Booking Information
Registration is via Queen’s Online (In the navigation under My Services, select Other then Training Courses).
Booking URL:
Queen’s Online
New Course: No
Course Type(s):
Student Support and Guidance
Staff Categories:
Academic, Research
Keywords:
Student Support, Guidance, Dsylexic Student, Dyslexia,
Course Contact Details
Name:
Centre for Educational Development
Telephone:
028 9097 1447
Email:
ced@qub.ac.uk