Sonos Can you give an exact date when all Sonos users will be able to use the new app without disruptions?

'Families impacted by aphasia call on the NHS to invest more money in speech and language therapy.' - BBC News (UK) bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… #aphasia #SpeechTherapy #slpeeps #speechies #slt #stroke #speechandlanguagetherapy

SLCN/DLD specialist teacher network is on 23/9 at 4pm. Phonological awareness with Professor Helen Stringer. Free to members. Tell others not on Twitter too. ticketsource.co.uk/naplic/t-dvqpo…

#SpotTheSail in the night sky! Our new solar sail, which lets small spacecraft "sail on sunlight" using particles from the Sun, is now in orbit. Stargazers can find out when it will be visible in their area on our NASA app. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3AYRMn5

Please join us for 2024's Dorothy Bishop lecture delivered by Dr. Aoife Gallagher. Let's hear the voices of children with DLD and speak up for them! @RADLD #DLDday

Super excited to be at UCL for the launch of the DLD diagnostic clinic for ADULTS. So badly needed. Truly ground breaking! Thank you Simone Wynter Anna Sowerbutts & Prof Courtenay Norbury #DevLangDis

Excited to be starting my @NIHRCommunity National Institute for Health and Care Research #SCPRA this month 🎉🎉 Grateful to amazing academic & practice-based mentorship team Prof Tracy Finch Jason Scott Ceri Battle 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇺🇦🇵🇸 Aimee Robson (she/her) Prof Annette Hand Simon Scott Hackett for generously sharing their knowledge & wisdom 🙏🏻

#WomanOfTheNorth report co-authored by Hannah Fairbrother, Senior Lecturer in Public Health lays bare the unequal challenges faced by women living in the North of England. - live shorter lives, work more hours for less pay & more likely to live in poverty.⬇️ healthequitynorth.co.uk/vast-inequalit…

Really looking forward to today at the RCSLTResearch Champions day. Action packed agenda to support researchers and research in SLT. I’m also looking forward to my workshop on reviewing and writing for IJLCD Wiley Clinical Health CSDR Network 😊

Attention #SpeechTherapists Passing a message on: I have been asked to pass on news of the death of Dr Pamela Grunwell. After a long and distinguished career in linguistic sciences and speech pathology, she retired from De Montford University (England) in 2000

Sooo happy, that I’ve been successful in applying for a NIHR PCAF looking at barriers and enablers for paid care staff to implement communication interventions with Adults with Learning Disabilities. With .Professor Helen Stringer .Simon Scott Hackett .FionaJo and J Faraday.RCSLTResearch

A really useful resource.. go and see for yourself 😀

Was only talking about her this week to the students SLT at BCU - feel very privileged to be one of Pam’s final cohort of students DMUSLTProgramme DMUSALTcentre DMU SLT Society. Now following in her footsteps teaching phonetics and SSD to student SLTs We’ve lost a phonetics legend.

My amazing colleague Vic Knowland Newcastle SLS wants to understand how sign systems (like Makaton) are being used in UK mainstream early years settings, and what practitioners feel about it. Please fill in and/or share the survey to help develop the evidence app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/newcastle/si…

The Cleft & Craniofacial ECRG UK has been meeting for a number of years now to support early career researchers in cleft. Today marked the most +ve step yet - we welcomed our 1st Expert by Experience to our group. Here’s to ++++ meetings with input from the people who matter the most in what we do.

SLCN / DLD specialist teacher network starting with Professor Helen Stringer all about phonological awareness.

Phonological awareness is so important for literacy it should be monitored closely. Starting at school entry for all, but at latter points for those experiencing difficulties with literacy, language, learning and behaviour. Professor Helen Stringer

Newcastle Assessment of Phonological Awareness by Professor Helen Stringer. Free dynamic assessment, so can work out where to start. Uses minimal language.

Phonological awareness intervention programmes include one from Essex and the NIPA developed by Professor Helen Stringer. Groups are great for intervention.

The Early Years Sign Survey needs you! UK Early Years practitioners are needed for research from Newcastle University about using sign systems in education settings: app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/newcastle/si…