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Don't miss Ian Jordan's presentation in Lincoln
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| kelima |
Posted on July 18 2006 02:49 PM
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Location: lincoln uk
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Have you ever wondered if we all see the same? On Wednesday 20th September , internationally acclaimed visual processing consultant Ian Jordan is coming to Lincoln England to give two talks.The first presentation entitled " Your Head Has Disappeared, You Smell Strange & I Want To Take My Clothes off!" is a whole day interactive lecture aimed at the teaching profession. Hot/ cold lunch with dessert & refreshments provided. Cost is professionls £95.00 each or £80.00 each if two or more people from the same organisation.
Visual impact in dyscalculia, dyslexia, ASD, Asperger's , ADD, ADHD & dyspraxia will be addressed.
The second presentation, " Mum, I Never Knew You Looked So Pretty ..." is aimed at parents and is much shorter & starts at 7.00pm. Cost £5.00
For further details of either event or to reserve a place please e-mail .
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| ert |
Posted on July 19 2006 08:20 AM
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Location: Denmark
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Interesting to read about. I've never heard of Ian though. Check out http://visualdysl... if any of you are curious. |
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| kelima |
Posted on July 20 2006 10:13 PM
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Location: lincoln uk
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For those not familiar withI an Jordan ; Ian is a visual processing consultant, research optician & clinical director of Orthoscopics Ltd. Six books, numerous awards designer & post grad lecture , Ian has appeared on BBC TV, SKY, Teachers TV on a number of occasions & he is one of the highest profile personalities in this exciting new area.Lecture credits include World Dyslexia Congress, BDA International Conference, Autism National Conference & many more. In over 5000 evaluations of his educational lectures Ian has never had less than good with over 98% very good/ excellent. During the lecture in Lincoln visual impact in dyscalculia, ASD, Asperger's Syndrome, dyslexia ADD, ADHD, dyspraxia & concentration problems will be addressed.
Ian is a terrific guy, friendly & approachable and one who cares passionately about people. |
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| pinkymoo |
Posted on June 11 2008 01:43 PM
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Oh how I wish i'd known about this! I went to University in Lincoln and those lectures were probably held at that my university as it's a teaching college! (i.e. a college that teaches teachers to teach!)
If i'd have know then I may have gone (depending on if they did a discount rate for me as a student) It was even while I was doing my degree. No one advertised it to us! Shame on the lecturing circle for not including those people who may one day be teaching dyscalculics! |
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| Toe_Nail |
Posted on June 12 2008 04:24 AM
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Darn! Too bad I'm not in England. This really interests me.
It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer -- Albert Einstein |
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