Working Memory and Dyslexia
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£9
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Quadrant Road, Richmond upon Thames, TW9 1DH
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A talk by educator Paloma Forde for parents on understanding working memory difficulties in children with dyslexia, with practical strategies and live Q&A.
Richmond Dyslexia Association hosts this in-person session as part of its Autumn Talks collection, led by special needs educator Paloma Forde, founder of Dyslexia Support Services. The talk explains what working memory is, why many children with dyslexia struggle with it, and how to spot early signs. Aimed at parents, it offers practical strategies to reduce overwhelm and support children, ending with a live Q&A. The session lasts 90 minutes.
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