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2023 Replays

Replays from the 2023 Sounds-Write Symposium. For valid ticket holders only.

About this Category

Check out this amazing lineup of expert speakers, from our 2023 Symposium: Speech to Print.

List of Speakers

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

Alison Clarke OAM

Alison Clarke OAM

Spelfabet

Dr Gerard Beleckas

Dr Gerard Beleckas

Lynbrook Public Schools

Faith Borkowsky

Faith Borkowsky

High Five Literacy and Academic Coaching

Nora Chahbazi

Nora Chahbazi

EBLI

Allison Curran

Allison Curran

Lynbrook Public Schools

Marnie Ginsberg PhD

Marnie Ginsberg PhD

Founder, CEO, Reading Simplified

Caroline Hardisty

Caroline Hardisty

Literacy specialist, Sounds-Write

Tricia Millar

Tricia Millar

That Reading Thing

Mandy Nayton OAM

Mandy Nayton OAM

CEO, DSF Literacy and Clinical Services, Perth

Jill Nunez

Jill Nunez

Sounds-Write US

Alison Perry

Alison Perry

Soundality

Nicki Prati

Nicki Prati

Reading Tutor

Lindsay Springer

Lindsay Springer

Director of Student Services, Paul Penna DJDS

Ann Sullivan

Ann Sullivan

Phonics for SEN

Jacinda Vaughan

Jacinda Vaughan

Trainer, Sounds-Write Australia

John Walker

John Walker

Sounds-Write

Hannah Windmill

Hannah Windmill

Allied Health Partnerships

Greg Ashman

Greg Ashman

Ballarat Clarendon College

Pie Corbett

Pie Corbett

Talk for Writing

Kylie Eckermann

Kylie Eckermann

SPELD

Miriam Fein

Miriam Fein

Myra Hall

Myra Hall

Grant Wood Area Education Agency

Helen Hampton

Helen Hampton

Sound Literacy

Sarah Handscomb

Sarah Handscomb

Sounds-Write

Rachel Harris

Rachel Harris

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Talks

Welcome Ceremony 2023

John Walker Naomi Hinton Jill Nunez Alison Perry

Building Teacher Efficacy through Instructional Leadership

Jacinda Vaughan

Introduction to Cognitive Load Theory

Greg Ashman

Teaching Reading and a Love of Literature

Gemma Pierson

Sounds-Write Showcase

Jill Nunez John Walker

How to communicate about a Speech-to-Print approach

Miriam Fein

Tier 1 "Sounds Right"

Allison Curran Gerard Beleckas

Exploring Speech to Print Approaches: A Journey of Breadcrumbs

Nicki Prati

Keynote: A Crash Course In Learning

Bruce Robertson

A grassroots movement; Speech to print experiences as a parent, tutor and trainer

Helen Hampton

The Reading Wars - Exploring the Good, the Bad and the Ugly and … Where to from here

Mandy Nayton

Securing Exemplary Behaviour to Optimise Phonics Teaching

Andrew Percival

Safety - Pace - Agency: What Teens need from a Linguistic Phonics Intervention

Tricia Millar

Understanding Individual Student Needs: Implementing Effective Instruction for Struggling Readers

Myra Hall

Making the Shift to a Speech to Print Intervention Program: Sounds-Write in Action

Lindsay Springer Rachel Harris

Keynote: Speech to Print as an Intervention

Alison Clarke

Pick and Mix Phonics: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Sarah Handscomb

Access to Phonics: Practical Strategies for Teaching Children with Complex Needs

Ann Sullivan

3 Reasons why we Adopted a Whole School Speech-to-Print Approach

Charlotte MacKechnie

A Simple 3-Part Lesson Plan That Works

Marnie Ginsberg

A Tale of Three Cities: The Story of the Reading Brain

Carolyn Strom

Speech to Print: A lifeline to literacy!

Sandra Kimmet

Implementing a Speech to Print Approach

Caroline Hardisty

Oral Composition in the Early Years

Pie Corbett

Why Speld QLD chose a Speech to Print Approach

Kylie Power Kylie Eckermann