
Daniela O'Neill
@daniela_oneill
I study how children’s social communication grows & developed normed Language Use Inventory to assess this in 2 & 3 yr olds. I also do playful learning outreach
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https://linktr.ee/Daniela_ONeill 21-07-2010 01:00:32
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Check out this article from Susan Neuman ! Info texts/video matter for knowledge building



#openaccess Current practices of Portuguese speech-language pathologists with preschool-age children with pragmatic impairment: A cross-sectional survey 😃#SLP #SLT Normed Language Use Inventory-Portuguese avail at no cost! languageuseinventory.com/translations cambridge.org/core/journals/…

We are thrilled to share that #UWaterloo has been ranked #97 globally in the Times Higher Education 2025 World Reputation Rankings - a significant recognition of our university’s excellence in research, innovation, and teaching. Full story: bit.ly/41aB51w | #UWaterlooProud





Had the opportunity to chat with the amazing Anna Stokke about teaching all our students to read - shout out to Linda Siegel Lesly Wade-Woolley , strong advocacy & 🇨🇦 teachers! open.spotify.com/episode/15GBOm…

What a big day for the La Trobe University #SOLARLab team with Emily Hanford receiving an Honorary Doctorate in acknowledgement of her enormous contribution to public and academic discourse on reading instruction. With yours truly, Tanya Anne Serry PhD & Prof Joanna Barbousas.




📺 This video series, developed by Dr. Robert Savage (York University Education), unpacks elements of Strand B of the revised Language Curriculum, building educators' knowledge. Learn more onlit.org/resource/stran…



Teachers are expected to use evidence-based approaches and strategies- yet no one has ever trained us how to read and interpret research! Huge thanks to Anna Stokke who, this past weekend at the researchED Canada conference, shared this 1-page “red flags for education research” for



“The Commonwealth government must hold university education faculties to account so that when students leave their courses, they can leave with expertise in explicit teaching methods and classroom management”. Hear, hear Ben Carroll 👏 share.google/iJOyfF74bTCQD7…

