Category: Lectures
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For colleagues in Ireland – National Conference on Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. FASD 2014 Flyer
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This video shows the lecture Professor Carpenter gave on the Changing Pattern of Childhood Disability and Special Needs, given in September 2013, at the Medical School of Berlin.
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This presentation was given by Dr Anne Bellert, ( and shared with her permission,) at the Australian Association of Special Education National Conference in Adelaide, 30th September, 2013. ABellert & Graham Neurofacts & Neuromyths Powerpoint
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This conference, a joint congress of the Annual Conference of the European Association on Early Childhood Intervention (EURLYAID) and the 2nd National Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Intervention Conference of the Turkish Association on Early Childhood Intervention invites you to participate in: INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION “Bridging Research & Practice in Early Childhood Intervention” For conference…
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We have so much more to understand about how the brain functions. As our knowledge increases, so our insights into the new generation of children with disabilities will grow, and we will better understand how they learn , and how we , as teachers , can better match our teaching styles. Indeed some creative and…
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Presentations from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health Scotland conference on FASD. http://www.rcpch.ac.uk/what-we-do/college/rcpch-scotland/news/scotland-news
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A post on the All Party Parliamentary Group for Education website summarising the recent presentation on FSAD http://www.educationappg.org.uk/2013/05/24/appgpost-meeting-on-sen/
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The UK’s First Conference on the Education of the Premature-born Child on 31st January 2013, buy the SSAT. The report can be viewed below. SSAT newsletter – prematurity conference
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Positive Path International is hosting an international conference presenting the latest information in Complex Learning Difficulties and Disabilities (CLDD). This conference is relevant for all Educators, Therapists, Psychologists, Parents, Health Professionals, Social/Human Services and anyone with an interest in students with Complex Learning Difficulties and Disabilities. Positive Path brochure
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Schools are clearly recognising changes in the population of children. The Green Paper on Special Educational Needs, “Support and Aspiration”, from the Government has documented this too. At the SSAT National Conference in Birmingham in 2011 I posited the challenge , “Changing Children – Changing Schools ? They have – have we?”
Barry Carpenter Education 