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Does the dog read to the child? Coventry Psychology in the Pub

23/04/2018 - 19:00 to 20:00

Free

Our speaker will be Dr Emma Vardy from CABS, Coventry University

‘Learning to read is a cognitively demanding process that some children struggle with. When looking to understand reading, development research has focused on the cognitive processes of learning to read; however there is now a call to take a broader enquiry into reading development that takes into account affective factors such as motivation, confidence and attitude. This talk will outline how affective factors play a role in reading development, and will involve audience participation to show how we can engage children with reading. The talk will then focus on a recent project evaluating the impact of a reading to dogs scheme. Emma will be joined by two therapy dogs and their owners to talk about the Read2Dog scheme’.

Details

Date:
23/04/2018
Time:
19:00 to 20:00
Cost:
Free
Event Category:
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Website:
https://www.bps.org.uk/events/does-dog-read-child-how-can-we-engage-children-reading-enjoyment

Organiser

BPS West Midlands Branch
Phone:
01162529515
Email:
membernetworkservices@bps.org.uk

Venue

The Phoenix
122 Gosford Street
Coventry, West Midlands CV1 5DL United Kingdom

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