Hej alla!
Det har hunnit bli vår sedan jag uppdaterade bloggen senast - hoppas ni alla njuter av den!
Idag blir det ett kort och lite annorlunda blogginlägg: jag vill dela med mig av en av mina föreläsningar som arrangerades av Enheten för Logopedi på Karolinska Institutet i anslutning till den Europeiska logopedidagen som firas den 6 mars varje år. Vi lär oss alla på olika sätt - här i bloggen fokuserar jag (mest) på att förmedla kunskap skriftligt - men ibland kan det vara skönt att bara lyssna också - så idag (eller när ni har tid :) har ni möjlighet att lyssna och se på mig istället!
Jag valde att kalla föreläsningen “Språkstörning som inte hörs - vanligare i skolan än man tror” och den är en 45-minuters introduktion till språkstörning/DLD i skolåldern. Jag tar bland annat upp skillnaden mellan DLD, talstörningar och dyslexi, tecken på DLD i skolåldern, samförekomst, och exempel på olika typer av insatser. Handouten kan ni hitta på Enheten för logopedis hemsida - och där hittar ni också länk till inspelningen av min fantastiska kollega Sofia Strömbergssons föreläsning som handlar om tal- och språkstörningar i förskoleåldern: “Språkstörning hos barn i förskoleåldern – ’Det växer nog bort!”.
Jag hoppas att ni kan ha nytta av denna föreläsning på något sätt - och dela gärna med er till någon som ni tror skulle vara intresserad av att lära sig mer om språkstörning/DLD i skolåldern! Jag bifogar hela referenslistan här nedanför (den är lång) - kanske ni kan hitta några nya favoriter där!
Vi ses igen i maj - ha en fin valborg!
/Anna Eva
Referenslista till föreläsningen
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