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The phonics debate- learning to read systematic synthetic phonics V phonics in context

by Georgina Smith | Aug 15, 2018 | Dyslexia, phonics in context, systematic synthetic phonics, Uncategorized

I’ve recently watched a fabulous debate on systematic synthetic phonics V phonics in context and whole word reading development of literacy skills.  The debate at the Australia College of Education was opened by Education Minister, Rob Stokes. The Education...

Whole word recognition and literacy- Georgina Smith of CodeBreakers- SEN Jigsaw 2018

by Georgina Smith | Jan 22, 2018 | Dyslexia, Reading, SEN Jigsaw Conference 2018, Spelling

  Dyslexia assessor and tutor, Georgina Smith, the author of CodeBreakers® is also the co-organiser of the SEN Jigsaw Conference.  Read on to find out about her workshop at the SEN Jigsaw. How whole word recognition does not support all our learners. Please could you...

Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned?

by Georgina Smith | Jan 19, 2018 | Dyslexia, Reading, Schools, Spelling

  Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned? When I get a phone call from parents asking about assessments they will often say their child is bright and intelligent but they struggle to understand why they don’t retain information. There can be...

How can I use a dictionary to correct spelling, when I can’t spell?!

by Georgina Smith | Jan 19, 2018 | Dyslexia, Reading, Schools, Spelling

When meeting and assessing students for the first time, often one of the things discussed will be checking work for spelling mistakes and using a dictionary.  I usually hear a groan when I ask students if they use a dictionary and the response, “How can I use a...

How can we make the weekly spelling test experience better for children with dyslexia?

by Georgina Smith | Jan 19, 2018 | Dyslexia, Schools, Spelling

At some point during the week parents of children in years 1-4 of primary school will be experiencing the stress of “The weekly spelling test”. It’s quite common for students of all ages to struggle retaining spellings.  I’m aware that the school...
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CodeBreakers- Dyslexia Programme, Tuition & Assessment- Sen/Spld Support

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We're now working online with adults in London and Ireland. Call or email if you'd like to know more. Simple, easy to use software for adults and children.
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CodeBreakers- Dyslexia Programme, Tuition & Assessment- Sen/Spld Support

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What's new at SEN Jigaw conference 2020? This year we are covering ADHD along with anxiety in children.
We will still be offering workshops with our friends; OT @Laura Graham and, language specialist @Libby Hill. John Hicks #dyslexiablogger and myself will also be part of the workshop team.
If you are struggling with the EHCP process, we also have @SENLegalLtd there to advise.
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Here it is! SEN Jigsaw conference line up for 2020. Join us for our 5 th Birthday in Stoke on Trent. June 6th 2020. Informal CPD hrs certificate available.

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With girls, look beyond the stereotype. Both girls and boys can suffer, here are some important distinctions to be mindful of if your daughter has ADHD.
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