Here you will find videos, articles, links, and general information on some of the activities our lab members have been involved in.
Dr. Manon Jones and collaborators -- Dr. Cameron Downing from Leeds Trinity University, Dr. Marketa Caravolas from Bangor University, and Professor Charles Hulme, from University of Oxford -- have been awarded a grant from the Nuffield Foundation to run a randomised controlled trial of the Remote Instruction of Language and Literacy project across England.
Dr. Manon Jones and collaborators -- Dr. Cameron Downing from Leeds Trinity University, Dr. Marketa Caravolas from Bangor University, and Professor Charles Hulme, from University of Oxford -- have been awarded a grant from the Welsh Government to develop and test a national Welsh-language literacy programme for COVID education recovery in primary-aged children over the next two years. The project will be carried out with the help of staff in the Miles Dyslexia Centre.
Dr Manon Jones has appeared in The Telegraph and in Nation.Cymru as she explains the psychology behind the Welsh word ‘cwtch’.
winterConference2020-bindingDemo.mp4Simone Calabrich, one of our PhD students, delivered a presentation at BeOnline2021 conference. In her talk, Simone explained how she built an engaging child-friendly task for remote administration. You can watch her presentation below:
Dr. Manon Jones
was invited to deliver a lecture to staff at the University of Oxford on the Neurobiology of Dyslexia. You can watch her presentation below:
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Simone Calabrich, one of the PhD students from our lab, has been shortlisted for the Postgraduate Teacher of the Year award in the Student-Led Teaching Awards at Bangor University.
Simone Calabrich, a PhD student from The Reading Brain
lab won the best poster award in the School of Psychology's PhD Winter Conference 2020/2021.
Simone Calabrich, one of our PhD students, delivered a video poster presentation at BeOnline2020. Her poster was one of the five winners in the conference competition:
Dr. Manon Jones
and PhD student Ceri Ellis
published an article in The Conversation on perception of truth and bilingualism. You can read their article in the link below: