Thursday, October 23, 2008
Section of Logopedics of the University Hospital of the VCU continues with the "support group for parents of dyslexic children. The next day, October 31 at 19:30 will start the regular meetings of the "support group for parents of dyslexic children", which usually meets once every month to assist these families to provide a comprehensive solution to the problem of their children.
The group consists of about twenty families, and it can integrate voluntarily and free of charge any family members of children with this problem.
educational and social response to these children, addition to involving professionals and the school environment should involve their families. Parents should receive information about the problem of their children and also instruction on systems and individual supervised study of children at home. This is to ensure that they can help their children, studying with them and not "against them" for the delay in the acquisition of curriculum content is minimized. Carmen Rico, and José Fco Cervera psychologist, speech therapist, at the University Hospital of the UCV advise these families every month trying to support through information and education program for families.
During November Clinic University will offer a new resource to support children with this problem. This is a seminar held in time for the teachers who have one of these children in the classroom and want to get technical support and training to understand and help these children. This new group called "Support Seminar for teachers of dyslexic children. It will meet once a month and will aim to understand the problem of these children and suggest educational strategies for classroom work.
For more information and an invitation to participate in both groups may be directed to Carmen Rico ( carmen.rico @ ucv.es ) or Joe Fco Cervera ( josefran.cervera @ ucv.es ). The schedule of meetings can be found at http / / dyslexia-ucv.blogspot.com and http / / Dilexi-teachers-ucv.blogspot.com)
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