The SEND system is not working effectively, which is having devastating impacts on the lives of children, young people, and their families.
Proud to have co-led this report with Uta Papen, which includes key shortcomings with the current system and a number of recommendations.
A report launched today by Child of the North - led by @n8research, @_henorth and @annelongfield’s @Cfyounglives - urges the new government to focus on early identification and support of children with #SEND https://t.co/pmzK7Aex6s
Running after Two Hares in Visual Working Memory: Exploring Retrospective Attention to Multiple Items Using Simulation, Behavioral Outcomes, and Eye-tracking
New work with Taiji Ueno, coming out soon in JEPHPP.
https://t.co/54c44jHbaY
New post doc position available with us at Leeds, on our ESRC-funded project exploring working memory & cognitive ageing, using behavioural measures, eye-tracking, and fNIRS! https://t.co/R7qQGqV3pF
Get in touch if you'd like to know more.
‼️Closing Sept 30th ‼️ Lecturer/Senior Lecturer job! Seeking a new colleague with expertise in human neuroscience to join our awesome psych dept @LancasterUni. Strategic post to develop our neuro research - get in touch for a chat! Pls RT!
https://t.co/feu9wc9jXZ
Our Nuffield funded MetaSENse toolkit is now live. What interventions work for which SEND groups, & barriers teachers face in accessing them. The toolkit:
https://t.co/WZ3BJUQqM6
@JoVanHerwegen@mscthom @CAntalekPhD Thomas Masterson @ChloeRuMarshall Julie Dockrell @UCL_IOE_PHD
Our paper on accelerated forgetting in epilepsy is now out and online at Cortex.
With @Amy__Atkinson, @katapauly, @DrCMGoodridge, Steven Kemp, Sarah Martin, & Alan Baddeley.
https://t.co/Xa9G3uR8b1
New paper available online in Memory and Cognition! We explored social offloading (i.e., the leveraging of other agents in the social world to facilitate cognitive performance) among adults using a novel visuospatial working memory task. Check it out here: https://t.co/3OkI4KvKzz
Taken together, these experiments provide consistent evidence that adults with symptoms of ADHD are as able to prioritise particularly valuable information in working memory as controls.
** New preprint**
Here we investigate whether adults with symptoms of ADHD are as able to prioritise information in working memory as control participants: https://t.co/hcgXX0U02U
with Beatriz Pinheiro Sanchez, @m_warb, Heather Allmark & @richjallen
A thread 🧵:
#WMinpress
Similar findings were found in Experiment 2, when no trial-by-trial feedback was presented, and also in analyses across experiments, and a number of follow-up analyses.