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SCANNING PENS
Finding the right reading support can be challenging for those with literacy challenges such as dyslexia. The award-winning assistive technology organisation, Scanning Pens, has spent the last 17 years working to break down the barriers around dyslexia and other reading difficulties. Recognition of the company’s diligence was earned when they won at the Bett Awards 2019 and 2020 and recently the Queens Award for Enterprise: International Trade 2021.
Supporting those who struggle with literacy has been a personal mission of theirs from the start with Co-Founder and CEO, Jack Churchill, having dyslexia. Scanning Pens has helped tens of thousands of people worldwide and continue to find new ways to support those with reading difficulties.
Their pen scanners use portable, text-to-speech technology that reads back scanned text in a clear voice or via headphones to aid readers of all ages. Students use this support to aid their independent reading and develop their literacy skills.
Through independent research, they know people of all ages achieve their potential when they feel engaged with their daily goals and tasks. Their range of pen scanners remove the reading barriers to support independent literacy skills at school, college, university or the workplace. They offer FREE trials on their products!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
SPOTLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS:
Spotlight 1 - 9:30am
Spotlight 2 - 10:30am
Spotlight 3 - 11:30am
MEET US:
DAVID CAMPBELL david@scanningpens.com
JAMIE CLINNICK jamiec@scanningpens.com
9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
Find out more about scanning pens!!
Jamie Clinnick
Delve into the DAS Main Literacy Programme!
Learn more about the comprehensive curriculum provided by the Main Literacy Programme (MLP) at the DAS!
Going beyond literacy components such as phonemic awareness, reading comprehension, language and vocabulary, grammar and writing, the MLP aims to equip students with the essential literacy skills to cope with the academic demands through engaging ways.
Learn more about the comprehensive curriculum provided by the Main Literacy Programme (MLP) at the DAS! Going beyond literacy components such as phonemic awareness, reading comprehension, language and vocabulary, grammar and writing, the MLP aims to equip students with the essential literacy skills to cope with the academic demands through engaging ways.
Watch demos on exploring & learning literacy through hands-on manipulatives and games - designed and developed by our very own Resource Team, for our students based on their learning needs and interests. Join us as we discover ways to engage, enable and enrich students with hands-on manipulatives.
Come and learn more about two of our latest initiatives, CalmEd and Talk-O-boTics! They are aimed at maintaining the well-being of both students & teachers in an educational setting through improving the climate of the classroom and the mental well-being of both our educators and students, which reflects the fundamental value of inclusivity.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:40AM | 10:40AM | 11:40PM
9.30: Spotlight Feature: Sight Word Card game 1
SPOTLIGHT: 9.40AM
What we do in an MLP class
10.00: Fun resources
10.30: Spotlight Feature: Sight Word Card game 2
SPOTLIGHT: 10.40AM
CalmEd and Talk-O-boTics
11.00: What we do in an MLP class (2nd run)
11.30: Spotlight Feature: Sight Word Card game 3
SPOTLIGHT: 11.40AM
CalmEd and Talk-O-boTics (2nd run)
12.00: Fun resources (2nd run)
MEET US:
EMILYN SEE emilyn@das.org.sg
JANITHA PANICKER janitha@das.org.sg
SOFIA ABDOLLAH sofia@das.org.sg
VISHNU RAGUNATHAN vishnu@das.org.sg
ZAFIRAH ABDUL RAMZAN zafirah@das.org.sg
The spotlight session is a glimpse into the recently launched Sight Word Card game, highlighting a variety of ways the deck can be used and played.
Emilyn See
Janitha Panicker
Sofia Abdollah
9.40AM What we do in an MLP class
10.40AM CalmEd and Talk-O-boTics
11.40AM CalmEd and Talk-O-boTics (2nd run)
PREP 2 PSLE
Is your child or student ready for PSLE English?
Have there been enough preparations?
Is having adequate literacy skills enough to tackle the demands of the paper?
PREP 2 PSLE
In preparing to overcome this hurdle successfully, students require more than just the regurgitation of concepts but rather, an important set of knowledge, skills and strategies that can help them tackle questions in a more effective manner. Join us as we share tips and strategies on how to support your child in coping with challenging components of the English Paper 2 examinations
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
SPOTLIGHT HIGHLIGHTS:
Spotlight 1 - 9:30am
1 Introduction to P2P (Superhero) + Introduction to P2P
Spotlight 2 - 10:40am
2. Synthesis- Active Passive (Q&A)
Spotlight 3 - 11:40am
Comprehension- T/F (Q&A)
MEET US:
CAMILLIA CHUREMI camillia@das.org.sg
WANG DINGXIONG ANDY andy@das.org.sg
JOANNE TAN SHI HUEY joanne.tan@das.org.sg
V NITHYA v.nithya@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
9:30am Meet our P2P Superhero!
10:30am Synthesis- Active Passive
11:30am Comprehension- T/F
Wang Dingxiong Andy
The child has learned the characters so many times, but still cannot remember – what can I do?
My students’ word recognition is poor, how can I teach reading comprehension? How should I modify my teaching resources to better support students with dyslexia?
The child has learned the characters so many times, but still cannot remember – what can I do? My students’ word recognition is poor, how can I teach reading comprehension? How should I modify my teaching resources to better support students with dyslexia?
Join our virtual exhibition and meet our Chinese Educational Therapists, to find out how they support children with dyslexia in their classrooms. There are also some tips for parents to bring home too!
汉字学了几遍都记不住,怎么办?学生认识的字那么少,如何进行阅读理解教学?我的教材应该怎样设计才能更好地帮助有读写障碍的他们?
加入我们的虚拟会展,和我们的华文教育治疗师面对面,听一听他们在课堂上都是怎么做的。我们也会分享一些给家长的建议,帮助您在家更好地辅助孩子学习华文!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:40AM | 10:40AM | 11:40AM
Spotlight 1 - 9:40am
Presented by Tong Yuet Yi
唐月仪老师 (Mandarin 华语)
Design Two-step Stroke Order Character Card Deck to improve student's character writing
利用双格笔画字卡帮助读写障碍学生学写字
Spotlight 2 - 10:40am
Presented by Catherine Ni Chunhong
倪春鸿老师 (Mandarin 华语)
AI Assistants the creation of teaching materials and differentiation teaching in the classroom
人工智能辅助教材产出及差异教学
Spotlight 3 - 11:40am
Presented by Liu Haifeng
刘海峰老师 (Mandarin 华语)
The importance of continuity teaching in the classroom.
教学的连贯性
MEET US:
LIU HAIFENG, CAHTERINE NI CHUNHONG, TONG YUET YI &
LOO CHIEN LING
CONTACT EMAIL: chinese@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
9:40AM | 10:40AM | 11:40AM
9:40am Chinese Character Card Deck
10:40am Creation of Chinese Resources
11:40am Chinese in the Classroom
Catherine Ni Chunhong
Does your child struggle to read, spell, and write? Curious to find out about your child's strengths, weaknesses, and ways to support their learning?
DAS SpLD ASSESSMENT SERVICES
Does your child struggle to read, spell, and write? Curious to find out about your child's strengths, weaknesses, and ways to support their learning? Come and find out more from the SpLD Assessment Services (SAS) Team! Apart from assessments for Dyslexia, our team of Consultants, Registered Educational Psychologists, and Specialist Psychologists conduct a range of assessments for other learning difficulties including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Dyscalculia,. Bursaries are available for the assessments as well!
Join us if you would like to learn more about psychoeducational assessments or if you have any questions related to the application process!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50AM
Join us for our spotlight session as we take you through the psycho-educational assessment process!
MEET US:
NADIA ONG nadia.ong@das.org.sg
BEATRICE SIM beatrice.sim@das.org.sg
TEO SU YI teo.suyi@das.org.sg
9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50AM
Join us for our spotlight session as we take you through the psycho-educational assessment process!
Ever wonder how dyslexia affects Math learning? Come visit our booth to find out! Be informed about how the DAS Maths programme can effectively support students with dyslexia and mathematical difficulties.
MATHS PROGRAMME
Ever wonder how dyslexia affects Math learning? Come visit our booth to find out! Be informed about how the DAS Maths programme can effectively support students with dyslexia and mathematical difficulties.
We will showcase some of our classroom resources and show you some videos to observe some of our classes in action. This is your chance to interact with our experienced Educational Therapists and ask any questions you may have about supporting students with dyslexia in Maths.
Join us during our Spotlight sessions to experience how we break down word problems for our students in a virtual classroom via the Classkick platform.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:00AM | 11:00AM | 12:00PM
Join us during our Spotlight sessions to experience how we break down word problems for our students in a virtual classroom via the Classkick platform.
Spotlight 1 - Basic
Spotlight 2 - Intermediate
Spotlight 3 - Review
MEET US:
SITI AISHAH BINTE SHUKRI siti.aishah@das.org.sg
WINNIE WEE winnie@das.org.sg
REBECCA YEO rebecca.yeo@das.org.sg
AISHAH ABDULLAH (ALBEL) albel@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
10:00AM | 11:00AM | 12:00PM
Join us during our Spotlight sessions to experience how we break down word problems for our students in a virtual classroom via the Classkick platform.
Siti Aishah Abdullah (Albel)
Come and find out more about iReaCH, a programme that is designed to help students in their writing and reading comprehension, through the use of targeted vocabulary instruction!
Come and find out more about iReaCH, a programme that is designed to help students in their writing and reading comprehension, through the use of targeted vocabulary instruction!
iReach is NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
Find out more about iReaCH as a programme
Look at samples of our teaching resources
Have a go at some vocabulary activities
MEET US:
MELCHER TAN melcher@das.org.sg
NUR ALIA BTE SALIM nur_alia@das.org.sg
10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
Find out more about iReaCH
Explore our teaching resources
Try some vocabulary activities
FAVOR is an integral part of the DAS ecosystem. Raising funds to support our low-income students, staying connected with our alumni, engaging volunteers to support us, and reaching out to the community are some of the ways we do our part for dyslexic children in need.
Come and find out more about FAVOR!
FAVOR is an integral part of the DAS ecosystem. Raising funds to support our low-income students, staying connected with our alumni, engaging volunteers to support us, and reaching out to the community are some of the ways we do our part for dyslexic children in need.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
Spotlight 1 @ 10:20AM
DONATE TO EDUCATE:
$300K for 300 students campaign
Spotlight 2 @ 11:20AM
BE A DAS VOLUNTEER:
HELP CHILDREN WITH DYSLEXIA ACHIEVE!
Spotlight 3 @ 12:20AM
EMBRACE DYSLEXIA:
Increase awareness through talks and public screenings
MEET US:
SURJATI SOEKRAMAN surjati@das.org.sg
NUR ATIQAH BORHAN SAID nur.atiqah@das.org.sg
KAVIN KUMAR kavin.kumar@das.org.sg
10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
10:20AM DONATE TO EDUCATE
- $300K for 300 students campaign
11:20AM BE A DAS VOLUNTEER
- Help kids with dyslexia achieve
12:20PM EMBRACE DYSLEXIA
- Increase awareness about dyslexia
Surjati Soekraman
EMPOWERING SUCCESSFUL LEARNING
FROM PRESCHOOL TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD.
DAS International provides a comprehensive range of one-to-one Specialist Tutoring via Onsite & Online platforms in Singapore and the region.
DAS International has a team of specialist tutors who have extensive experience and training in supporting students with specific learning differences and other learning needs such as Dyslexia, ADHD, Maths learning difficulties, Dyspraxia, to name a few. Our tutors are experienced in the International as well as the Ministry of Education (MOE) systems, they have an understanding of the curriculum and the demands that today's education systems place on your child.
Through our customised and individualised approach, each student receives a carefully planned Individual Education Plan (IEP) that is designed around Smart, Realistic, Achievable and Measurable targets and goals( SMART). Tutoring is provided based on the profile of the child obtained from our multidisciplinary team of educational psychologists, speech and language therapists and in consultation with parents and educators.
DAS International is not just about supporting, students but also building close working relationships between the parents and schools, as we aim to raise the child together to achieve his/her potential. In our efforts to reach beyond Singapore raise awareness for Specific learning difference. Our specialist tutors cover the following subject areas:
• Preschool
• Maths
• Literacy
• Curriculum support
• Chinese
• Exam Preparation
• PSLE Maths and English
• GCE O Level English & IGCSE English
• GCE A Level General Paper & IB English Language
Specialist tutoring has an individualised problem-solving approach where skills-focused include
• Behaviour and Social support
• Organisation and Planning
• Writing Skills
“DAS International aims to motivate the young mind to develop a love of learning to become happy, successful and independent learners. ”
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
Spotlight 1 @ 9:30AM by Mohamed Samunn
How to Manage Material, Time and Information for Secondary and Post-Secondary Students
Spotlight 2: @ 10:30 by Veena Jayanth
How Curriculum-Based Remediation Supports Your Child
Spotlight 3: @ 11:30 by Nur Amirah Arzami
Supporting Specific Learning Differences in the Classroom.
MEET US:
MOHAMED SAMUNN samunn@das.org.sg
VEENA JAYANTH veena@das.org.sg
NUR AMIRAH AZARMI amirah@das.org.sg
ANABERTA OELHERS-JAEN anaberta@das.org.sg
9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30PM
Support for Secondary & Post-Secondary Students
Curriculum-Based Remediation
Supporting SpLD in the Classroom.
Anaberta Oehlers-Jaen
Mohamed Samunn
iStudySmart(TM)
Equipping Students with the Essential Study Skills!
Looking for a programme for your child when he or she is in upper secondary and advancing to tertiary education?
Look no further! iStudySmart aims to equip your child with the necessary study skills, life skills, academic writing and presentation skills in order to help your child manage assignments, tests and projects! Join us to pick up some tips and strategies in study skills such as time management and prioritisation to help your child and find out how can iStudySmart will help your child excel and reach his or her full potential!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:40AM | 10:40AM | 11:40AM
Learn more about iStudySmart during our spotlight session!!
MEET US:
ROSALYN WEE rosalyn@das.org.sg
SERENA ABDULLAH TAN serena@das.org.sg
PREMADEVI d/o PERUMAL premadevi.p@das.org.sg
9:40AM | 10:40AM | 11:40PM
Learn more about our iStudySmart programme during our spotlight sessions or just visit our booth at anytime!
Serena Abdullah Tan
DRAMA IN ACTION!
Are speech and drama classes all about playing games and acting?
Are speech and drama classes all about playing games and acting?
The Speech and Drama Arts (SDA) programme in DAS recognises the effectiveness of drama to develop our students’ talents and self-confidence. In this exhibition, you’ll get to catch our past performances, try out some drama games and discover why drama is a great tool to help children with learning difficulties.
See you at our virtual booth!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50AM
Spotlight Highlight: Improv to Improve!
Stage fright is indeed a common phenomenon in the acting world. As astounding as it may sound, many famous actors do struggle with stage fright on a regular basis. At times, when on stage, one’s mind can go blank and in turn we tend to forget all the lines that we have memorised. That’s where improvisation comes to the rescue. Improvisation is unscripted and requires the actors to narrate lines or act in spontaneity. It is a performance that is not practised but instead invented by the performers themselves on the spot.
Join us for a fun-filled session as we explore the benefits of improv and how it can help students!
Presented by Amrit Kaur Gill and Corinne Ang
MEET US:
AMRIT KAUR GILL amrit@das.org.sg
CORINNE ANG corinne@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50PM
Join us for a fun-filled session as we explore the benefits of improv and how it can help students!
Presented by Amrit Kaur Gill and Corinne Ang
EdTech is dedicated to leading initiatives with educational technologies to ensure purposeful learning in the classroom and to encourage our students to be creative, independent learners.
Technology in education has shown to be more imperative than ever when the pandemic hit, compelling the bulk of teaching and learning to become contactless. In DAS, EdTech is dedicated in leading initiatives with educational technologies to ensure purposeful learning in the classroom and to encourage our students to be creative, independent learners. Whether it’s by immersive technologies, Chrome extensions or exploring new features in familiar apps, join us in exploring how educational technology tools can be adopted to elevate your lessons.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:00AM | 11:10AM | 12:00PM
Spotlight 1 @ 10:00AM
Elevating in-class activities with immersive technologies
Spotlight 2: @ 11:00AM
Elevating online teaching & learning with Google features
Spotlight 3: @ 12:00PM
Elevating the use of popular apps
MEET US:
SOOFRINA MUBARAK soofrina@das.org.sg
HAKIMAH NUR DINIYAH hakimah@das.org.sg
REBECCA LIM rebecca.lim@das.org.sg
KALPHANA
CHANDRASEGARAN kalphan.c@das.org.sg
9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30PM
i. Elevating class activities with edutech
ii. Google features!
iii. Elevating the use of popular apps
Soofrina Murbarak
Hakimah Nur Diniya
How Speech-Language Therapy (SLT) can help your child!
Drop by the DAS SES SLT booth to find out more about the more common speech, language and communication challenges that affect children and adolescents, and some of the activities and resources we use during therapy to help them manage the issues they face.
Speech and language therapists at DAS are registered Allied Health Professionals providing treatment, support and care for children and teenagers who have difficulties with speech, language and communication needs.
Drop by the DAS SES SLT booth to find out more about the more common speech, language and communication challenges that affect children and adolescents, and some of the activities and resources we use during therapy to help them manage the issues they face.
Besides presentations, we’ll be there, live, to answer your questions on these conditions, and / or speech-language therapy at the DAS!
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
9.30AM - 9.50AM:
What is SLT and how does it help my child?
(incl. 10 mins of Q & A)
9.50AM to 10.15AM:
What is a Speech Sound Disorder and how do we help children with SSDs?
Break
SPOTLIGHT 10.20AM - 10.30am:
What is Language Disorder?
10.30AM TO 10.50AM:
How do we help children with speech, language and communication needs (Part 1)?
Break
10.55-11.15am:
How do we help children with speech, language and communication needs (Part 2)?
Break
SPOTLIGHT @ 11:20AM - 11:30AM
What is Language Disorder?
11.30-11.50am:
How do we help children with speech, language and communication needs (Part 3)?
Break
11.55-12.15pm: How do we help children with speech, language and communication needs
(Part 4)?
Break
SPOTLIGHT @ 12.20 - 12.30pm
What is Language Disorder?
MEET US:
FELICIA POH felicia.poh@das.org.sg
LEE ER KER lee.erker@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
Join us as we share a rather common but less well-known disorder affecting children called language disorder, how it typically affects children and red flags that suggest its presence.
We'll also show how language disorder is different from dyslexia, as well as the synergistic relationship between DAS Speech-Language Therapy (SLT) and the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP)
UPSKILL AT THE DAS ACADEMY
In line with Singapore's vision of an inclusive society,
DAS Academy provides training for educators and parents to increase their awareness and support of students with learning difficulties.
In line with Singapore's vision of an inclusive society, DAS Academy provides training for educators and parents to increase their awareness and support of students with learning difficulties.
At the DAS Academy, we believe that if you get things right for learners with special needs, you will get things right for every learner in the class. Efforts taken to make instructions accessible to learners with special needs will inevitably increase the quality of teaching for all learners. This booth will give you an insight to the various courses and educational pathways offered at DAS Academy. From workshops to the Masters, you are likely to find something that would suit your needs. Join us at the booth to find out more and enquire about the different courses available at DAS Academy.
SPOTLIGHT TIME:
10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
The courses offered at the DAS Academy
How online lectures are conducted
How technology is used in online lectures to ensure course participants are not shortchanged in their learning experience.
Feedback from past participants
MEET US:
REBECCA SHALINAH rebecca.shalinah@das.org.sg
SITI MARIAM DAUD mariam@dasacademy.edu.sg
10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
The courses offered at the DAS Academy
How online lectures are conducted
How technology is used in online lectures to ensure course participants are not shortchanged in their learning experience.
Feedback from past participants
SCIENCE EXPLORERS
The Science Explorers Short-Term Programmes (STP) are designed to provide support for our primary school students with dyslexia from Primary 3 to Primary 6 in their Science literacy, application of the conceptual understanding and skills in a fun and interactive
environment.
The Science Explorers Short-Term Programmes (STP) are designed to provide support for our primary school students with dyslexia from Primary 3 to Primary 6 in their Science literacy, application of the conceptual understanding and skills in a fun and interactive environment. In line with the MOE syllabus, Science themes such as Diversity, Systems, Cycles, Interactions and Energy is included in the respective Science. Be in the shoes of our Science Explorers and find out how you can Explore Science & Enrich Your Minds! Explorers STPs for each school term at the DAS.
Through the Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) approach, our students will learn Science as experiential learning in their daily lives and the environment too.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
Be in the shoes of our Science Explorers and find out how you can Explore Science & Enrich Your Minds!
MEET US:
KAVITHA TIRUCHELVAM kavitha@das.org.sg
LIM YI QING lim.yiqing@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
9:30AM | 10:30AM | 11:30AM
Be in the shoes of our Science Explorers and find out how you can
Explore Science & Enrich Your Minds!
PRESCHOOL IS HERE TO HELP!
Join us and learn about the various resources we use in the DAS Preschool Intervention classroom to target different learning goals. We will also be displaying information about the signs to look out for in a preschoool aged child with early literacy difficulties. Our very friendly Preschool Educational Therapists will also be on hand to answer any questions you might have about the Preschool Early Literacy Programme.
PRESCHOOL IS HERE TO HELP!
Join us and learn about the various resources we use in the DAS Preschool Intervention classroom to target different learning goals. We will also be displaying information about the signs to look out for in a preschoool aged child with early literacy difficulties. Our very friendly Preschool Educational Therapists will also be on hand to answer any questions you might have about the Preschool Early Literacy Programme.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50AM
Meet the Preschool Team’s Awareness Speaker Raihana as she talks about a commonly encountered question from both educators and parents.
“Aren’t preschool aged kids too young to be going for a literacy intervention?”
MEET US:
SHAKTHI BAVANI shakthi@das.org.sg
RAIHANA HASHIM raihana.hashim@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
9:50AM | 10:50AM | 11:50AM
Meet the Preschool Team’s Awareness Speaker Raihana as she talks about a commonly encountered question from both educators and parents
“Aren’t preschool aged kids too young to be going for a literacy intervention?”
ARTiVating Confidence:
Using Art to Increase Children's
Self-Esteem
At ARTVenture, we provide a platform where our children can pursue their love for art or discover their talent in art.
Often in the effort to close the gap in learning, we often neglect our children's personal strengths. Thus, this could leave them feeling discouraged and feeling lowly about themselves.
At ARTVenture, we provide a platform where our children can pursue their love for art or discover their talent in art. We believe that our children with dyslexia, with their unique mind, can make us see the world differently.
Guests can also look forward to hearing from parents who have found art to be a great tool to draw on their children's strength and make them feel good about themselves.
And we know that when children feel good abouT themselves, they are more likely to perform better in school too!
Join us during our session for Zentangle! A simple art activity that you can do with children to improve their concentration and help them relax.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:00AM | 11:00AM | 12:00PM
Video of Children doing Art.
Interview Clip of a Parent with a child in Art
MEET US:
NICOLE CHUA nicole@das.org.sg
JESSICA CHOO jessica.choo@das.org.sg
NUR SYAHEERAH nur.syaheerah@das.org.sg
Specialised Educational Services is a division of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore.
SES Programmes are NOT funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE), the MOE only supply a grant for the DAS Main Literacy Programme (MLP).
10:00AM | 11:00AM | 12:00PM
Watch a Video of Children doing Art
An Interview Clip of a Parent with child in Art
Nicole Chua
DYSLEXIC LEARNERS
HOW CAN WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
The DAS Parent Support Group (PSG) was formed to provide support for parents of the students at DAS.
As a PSG member, you are more likely to be an informed and involved parent. You will also be building rapport with educators and supporting DAS initiatives.
DAS is a one-stop Centre that provides a full range of services to help students with dyslexia and other specific learning differences. We are composed of a multi-disciplinary team of psychologists, speech and language therapists & educational therapists. This group integrates with the team of lecturers, marketing and operation teams to educate professionals, teachers and parents on dyslexia and how to support a dyslexic child. This approach ensures that the physical, social, psychological, emotional and even financial needs of the DAS students are supported.
The DAS Parent Support Group (PSG) was formed to provide support for parents of the students at DAS.
As a PSG member, you are more likely to be an informed and involved parent. You will also be building rapport with educators and supporting DAS initiatives.
BE PART OF A NETWORK
We understand parenting a child with learning differences is challenging. The PSG Facebook and PSG focus group sessions provide platforms for you to share ideas, concerns and experiences with other parents.
GROW YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Gain valuable experiences and grasp new opportunities, attend funded workshops and training at DAS Academy to support your child.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Provide DAS with feedback to make positive recommendations for change in our organisation. Get involved and volunteer to raise awareness about Embrace Dyslexia.
BE A ROLE MODEL
By part of a community with the DAS PSG, demonstrate the importance you place on education and enhance your bond with your child.
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
10:10AM DAS Learning Centre
11:10AM What can do to help my Dyslexic Child?
12:10PM DAS Parents' Support Group
MEET US:
DAS PARENTS' SUPPORT GROUP psg@das.org.sg
CHRIS CHIA - Asst Director - DAS Learning Centres chris@das.org.sg
GOPAL GIVANDAM - Senior Centre Manager gopal@das.org.sg
BALA KRISHNAN - Senior Centre Manager bala@das.org.sg
ANDREW HO - Senior Centre Manager andrew@das.org.sg
VICTOR NG - Senior Centre Manager victor@das.org.sg
DEEPAM GNANESWARAN - Centre Manager deepam@das.org.sg
DEON POH - Centre Manager deon@das.org.sg
JOLIN GOH - Centre Manager jolin.goh@das.org.sg
LAU PUAY KI - Centre Manager lau.puayki@das.org.sg
PELECIA SEOW - Centre Manager pelecia.seow@das.org.sg
NICK JOHN PAJO - Centre Manager nick.pajo@das.org.sg
10:10AM | 11:10AM | 12:10PM
10:10AM DAS Learning Centre
11:10AM What can I do to help my Dyslexic Child?
12:10PM DAS Parents' Support Group
MEET OUR
DAS CENTRE MANAGERS AT THE DAS PARENTS' SUPPORT GROUP BOOTH!
Chris Chia
Bala Krishnan
Gopal Givandam
Jolin Goh
Deon Poh
Deepam Gnaneswaran
Pelecia Seow
Lay Puay Ki
Nick John Pajo
Join Us! – Careers at DAS
Come visit our booth to learn more about DAS as an employer, and the opportunities we offer to individuals who are exploring a career in the field of social service and/or specific learning differences.
jobs@das.org.sg
The Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) is a vibrant social service agency with over 250 full-time staff, providing a wide array of services for individuals with dyslexia.
The DAS workforce comprises a multi-disciplinary team of Psychologists, Speech-Language Therapists and Educational Therapists. This group integrates with the Lecturers, Marketing and Operations teams to bring DAS’ services to clients who need them. This approach ensures that the physical, social, psychological, emotional and even financial needs of the DAS students are looked into.
Come visit our booth to learn more about DAS as an employer, and the opportunities we offer to individuals who are exploring a career in the field of social service and/or specific learning differences. Get the chance to interact with our friendly HR Officers in an informal setting!
For more information, visit our Careers Page at https://das.org.sg/careers.html
SPOTLIGHT TIME: 10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
A presentation on DAS as an employer, the opportunities we offer for Full-time and Flexi-scheme positions and the benefits we provide.
MEET US:
NURUL ASYIQIN nurul.asyiqin@das.org.sg
CHERYL DENIS cheryl@das.org.sg
AZILAH azilah@das.org.sg
10:20AM | 11:20AM | 12:20PM
A presentation on DAS as an employer, the opportunities we offer for Full-time and Flexi-scheme positions and the benefits we provide.
Nurul Asyiqin