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2021 Replays

Replays from the 2021 Sounds-Write Symposium. For ticket holders only.

About this Category

Check out this amazing lineup of expert speakers, from our 2021 Symposium: Phonics 1-to-1.

List of Speakers

Here is the list of speakers for this category of talks.

Alison Clarke OAM

Alison Clarke OAM

Spelfabet

Professor Pamela Snow

Professor Pamela Snow

La Trobe University

Faith Borkowsky

Faith Borkowsky

High Five Literacy and Academic Coaching

Mandy Nayton OAM

Mandy Nayton OAM

CEO, DSF Literacy and Clinical Services, Perth

Alison Perry

Alison Perry

Soundality

John Walker

John Walker

Sounds-Write

Tom Bennett

Tom Bennett

ResearchED

Pie Corbett

Pie Corbett

Talk for Writing

Miriam Fein

Miriam Fein

Helen Hampton

Helen Hampton

Sound Literacy

Naomi Hinton

Naomi Hinton

Head of Training, Sounds-Write

Charlotte MacKechnie

Charlotte MacKechnie

Linguistic Phonics Blog

Tami Reis-Frankfort

Tami Reis-Frankfort

Phonic Books

Theresa Plummer

Theresa Plummer

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Lisa Watts

Lisa Watts

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Maureen McDaniell

Maureen McDaniell

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Emma Nahna

Emma Nahna

Speech Language Therapist, Sound Foundations for Literacy

Kim Bloor

Kim Bloor

dsf.net.au

Emily Jackson

Emily Jackson

dsf.net.au

Sarah Horner

Sarah Horner

Specialist Teacher and SW Trainer

Mark Jones

Mark Jones

dsf.net.au

Louise Mcmullan

Louise Mcmullan

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Frances Woodward

Frances Woodward

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Gemma Boyle

Gemma Boyle

dsf.net.au

Sheila Mulvenney

Sheila Mulvenney

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Talks

Welcome Ceremony 2021

Alison Perry Naomi Hinton John Walker

Keynote: Reading success in the primary years and beyond: Linking language and cognition in classroom instruction

Pamela Snow

Supporting Intervention children to access the whole class lesson.

Theresa Plummer

Getting the most out of intervention - Essential Components of an Intervention Session

Lisa Watts

Small habits can make a big difference: Integrating sound, spelling, and meaning

Miriam Fein

Decodable Readers: How to use them in class and in an intervention setting.

Charlotte MacKechnie

Starting out as a specialist reading tutor.

Maureen McDaniell

Never Too Late: Teaching adult learners to read and spell.

Emma Nahna

Language and Cognition – Two sides of the same coin.

Emily Jackson Kim Bloor

Keynote: Cognitive Load, Working Memory and the Struggling Reader

Mandy Nayton

Developing blending and segmenting skills

Sarah Horner

Progress vs. Proficiency: Why Your Student is Not Closing the Gap

Faith Borkowsky

Setting up a Literacy Clinic – Challenges and Rewards

Mark Jones

Protecting Vulnerable Children from Whole Language Teaching

Louise Mcmullan

Importance of precise pronunciations of phonemes

Alison Perry

Teaching Adults to read.

Frances Woodward

Keynote: Oral Composition in the Early Years.

Pie Corbett

Spelling Interventions in Years 3 to 6

Naomi Hinton

Supporting Students with Poor Phonemic Awareness

Gemma Boyle

Phonics and functional skills

Sheila Mulvenney

Strategies to Ensure that All Students Can Participate in Classroom Activities

Kelly Fullarton

Challenging contexts when running a reading clinic.

Maureen McDaniell

Addressing individual literacy needs: Understanding the importance of a whole school graduated approach.

Pam Heath

Developmental Language Disorder – The impact of language difficulties on literacy acquisition.

Lauren Bellini

Keynote: Smaller steps and earlier flexing, morphology, and syllables

Alison Clarke