WG1+WG3 Workshop, Nicosia

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ELN is having a full-fledged week of activities at the Centre for Applied Neuroscience (CAN), University of Cyprus (UCY).
Follow these links for information on the Training School, Steering Group Meeting, and Editorial Meeting.

ELN WGs 1 and 3 are meeting in Nicosia to coordinate and advance their joint projects and activities.
Follow these links for Online registration and Travel Arrangements

Workshop Abstracts

Agenda,
November 4

9h30	Dynamics of orthographic development Valeria Csepe, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
10h10	Cross-language differences in spelling processes Mark Torrance, Nottingham Trent University
10h50	Understanding the cognitive constraints that young children face as they begin to write in school download pdf Lorna Bourke, Liverpool Hope University
11h30	Parents’ Perception of Everyday Working Memory questionnaire (PP-EWM) download pdf Hanne Knudsen, Aalborg University
12h10	Text simplification and its effects on young poor readers download pdf Barbara Arfe, University of Padova
12h50	Semantic structuring and non-linear sentence planning download pdf Jens Roeser, Nottingham Trent University
13h30	Lunch
14h30	Handwriting execution in children with dyslexia Guido Nottbusch, University of Potsdam
15h10	The effects of dyslexia on undergraduates’ writing processes and product David Galbraith, Southampton University
15h50	Coffee Break
16h20	Opening the mystery of dyslexia... Heikki Lyytinnen, University of Jyväskylä
17h00	Adolescent with dyslexia writing in a shallow orthography: Process and product Vibeke Rønneberg, University of Stavanger

November 5

9h30	Designing a questionnaire to assess European teachers' challenges for a multi lingual Europe Charles Mifsud, University of Malta
10h10	Language proficiency and literacy skills of bilingual children in Cyprus Sviatlana Karpava, University of Central Lancashire
	Coffee Break
11h30	HandSpy: the road ahead download pdf José Paulo Leal, University of Porto
12h30	OpenHandWrite Guido Nottbusch, University of Potsdam

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