JURE members take note, as EARLI launches a new initiative in support of your research activities!

Nearly 300 people have completed our survey - Thank you! We have extended the deadline to 17th March. Please take 10 minutes to share your views. We will report your research priorities to funders & policy makers. Please repost.

🚨 Listen to our X Spaces event featuring Feliciea Jibson and Jo Van Herwegen from @PAGSProfile. Discussing managing student behavior effectively, tackling expulsion; suspensions. x.com/i/spaces/1rmgp…

11km hill session (that glow is London)

Have you worked a person with Down Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome or Williams Syndrome? Are you a practitioner (clinicians, doctors, nurses, SLTs, teachers, TA, OTs, EP) or researcher? Please complete our priority setting survey (deadline 17/03!) surreyfahs.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9B… Emily Farran

Still two months to go to apply to our new JURE Research Development fund, offered in support of activities and items needed to develop research opportunities amongst JURE members. Apply before May 14th at bit.ly/JDF-2024 Find out more at EARLI.org/JURE

CEPEO's Laura Outhwaite (Laura Outhwaite) and Jo Van Herwegen (Jo Van Herwegen) and colleagues have worked hard on this extensive systematic review of early maths assessments and their validity. Essential reading for anyone in the early maths space! 🧮 econpapers.repec.org/paper/uclcepeo…

Calling all SENDCOs & parents of children with SEN in mainstream schools! Hannah Hamid is conducting research on parental involvement and we need your input! Your valuable insights can help shape future practices. Follow this link to get involved: qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_eR…

We will soon be launching our report from 'Shape Research, Change Lives: setting priorities in genetic syndrome research'. We were delighted to meet with Sir Liam Fox MP and Baroness Dr Julie Smith in parliament on Tuesday to discuss how our work connects to National Down Syndrome Policy Group & APPG for Down Syndrome

Just clarifying that Laura will be presenting the paper. I am just one of the Co-Is and so lucky to be part of this fantastic study :) thank you Emily Farran for leading this important work!

Laura Cristescu is next up at DS Research Forum 2024. Presenting our project 'Shape Research, Change Lives: setting priorities in genetic syndrome research'. Watch this space for the report from this project: surrey.ac.uk/research-proje… Jo Van Herwegen Gaia Scerif Liz Pellicano

Tonight I explained the distribution curve, means calculations and gender differences using William’s argument that people fart 18 times a day as an example. He loved it.

Williams Syndrome (WS) affects around one in 18,000 people in the UK. Research from Jo Van Herwegen of UCL IOE Psychology and Human Development, with Williams Syndrome UK sought to improve support for children with WS by influencing policy and practice.

Today I ran 63 km to the beach (watch died). It was a bit hot but very glad I did it.

Thank you Learnus for the invitation Centre for Educational Neuroscience had a great time celebrating your 10th anniversary and accomplishments and here is to the next 10 years and many more collaborations to help children learn!

Very proud of Erica Ranzato for passing her PhD on “comparing the development of mathematical abilities in neurodevelopmental conditions“ with NO corrections!! Thank you to examiners Silvia Lanfranchi and Chris Donlan. And thank you to co-supervisor Professor Andy Tolmie

🎉 Excited to invite all Teachers, SENCOs, Headteachers, and Policy Makers to the launch of the #MetaSENse report & toolkit! Join us to explore new insights and resources for supporting students with Special Educational Needs #EdChat #SEND Nuffield Foundation Centre for Educational Neuroscience LLNR&P

Teachers and educational professionals: we still have a few spaces left for the launch event of the MetaSENse findings and database IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society on 19/09/2024. Centre for Educational Neuroscience #teaching #SEND #education

Spot the neuromyth in my son’s homework book….