West Lothian Literacy Service (Dyslexia Support) Twitter account. Sharing ideas and good practice to support children with literacy difficulties 📚#wldyslexia
How do you share stories with your children?
Children love sharing stories with adults, but this doesn’t have to be limited to reading a book. Audiobooks or making up your own story can be a fun shared activity and great for their language development. Share your tips below ⬇
1-7 Nov is Dyslexia Awareness week - CLPL (Spelling, Pathway to identification and Overview of dyslexia) for our WL colleagues to access through CPD Manager and look out for those wearing blue ribbons to show their support 💙 @WlasnS@wl_literacy@WL_Equity@DyslexiaScotlan
Metaphrog are coming in person to speak to Dyslexia Scotland West Lothian on Thursday, 17th November 2022. This event will take place in Armadale Academy Library from 7pm to 8pm.
This talk is aimed at young people with dyslexia aged between 8 and 14, but everyone is welcome.
We would like to wish all the staff and pupils in West Lothian a lovely summer break. We are looking forward to working with some new faces in the new term @LoveWestLothian
@Docnorthway thank you so much for giving up your time to meet with us yesterday. Was such an informative session and so useful to help us develop our practice at the Literacy Base. Looking forward to more joint working in the future. #edutwitter#MovingForward
Hope you all had a lovely long weekend. Just a wee reminder that the transition group for Whitburn and James Young will be on Friday the 6th of May at 9.30am on Teams.
Teaching High-Frequency words. Some high-frequency words are really inconvenient. They are most common words with often awkward spellings. Did you know that most of our high-frequency words come from Old English? @phonicbooks #highfrequencywords#phonics#SoR#dyslexia