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Friday, February 18 • 10:30am - 12:00pm
Development Language Disorder (DLD): What is it and how do I support children with DLD?

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Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a hidden disability that affects approximately two children in every classroom, affecting literacy, friendships and emotional well-being (RADLD.org). DLD is when a child has difficulty expressing themselves or understanding language. By the end of this session, attendees will better understand the nature of DLD and the signs of children who may possibly have DLD. Two district speech-language pathologists will provide an overview of tier 1 and 2 evidence-based strategies to support children's oral language comprehension and expression. Let's work together to help all children be successful with the curricular core competency of communication.          Target Audience: All
Please feel free to forward any questions in advance to candice.boden@sd23.bc.ca

Join the session: https://sd23.zoom.us/j/63642212585 
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Lindsay Skelton

Speech-Language Pathologist, School District #23, Central Okanagan
Lindsay Skelton is a speech-language pathologist within the Rutland Family of Schools. She highly values collaborating with school staff and families to best meet the needs of students.
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Candice Boden

SD23 SLP and presenter, SD23
Candice Boden has an undergraduate degree in education and a masters degree in speech-language pathology. She works within the Rutland Family of schools as well as E School. She is a firm believer in using evidence-based practice within her therapy and loves working with families... Read More →

Friday February 18, 2022 10:30am - 12:00pm PST

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