Seminar Recordings

here possible, we are now trying to record our seminars so those unable to attend them can access them. Any recorded seminars will be listed here:

• The effectiveness of early language intervention, Prof Charles Hulme (University of Oxford), 29/6/21 

• How does short-term syntactic priming lead to long-term language learning?, Dr Kate Messenger (University of Manchester), 9/3/21

• Noise and development: Infant attention in the middle of everything, Dr Natasha Kirkham (Birkbeck), 2/2/21

• Retrieval-based word learning in children with developmental language disorder (DLD), Prof Laurence B. Leonard (Purdue University), 12/1/21

• Stability and change in developmental language disorder: implications for practice, Prof Courtenay Norbury, 1/12/20

• Acquisition across languages and across cultures, Dr Alex Cristia (CNRS, Paris), 3/11/20

• Virtual bargaining: The hidden logic of joint action and communication, Prof Nick Chater (University of Warwick), 6/10/20

• Risk factors for poor reading: Implications for the relationship between dyslexia and developmental language disorder, Prof Maggie Snowling (University of Oxford). 4/2/2020

• The in(put) and (out)put of syntax acquisition, Dr Perrine Brusini (University of Liverpool). 06/11/18

• The acquisition and evolution of linguistic variation, Dr Kenny Smith (University of Edinburgh). 08/05/18

• Bootstrapping language acquisition, Prof Mark Steedman (University of Edinburgh)- audio and screen capture of the slides. 10/04/18

• Investigating the effectiveness of SLT interventions in a special school for children and adolescents with severe language disorders, Dr Susan Ebbels (UCL and Moor House School). 06/02/18

• Socioeconomic disparities in early language development, Prof Meredith Rowe (Harvard Graduate School of Education) - audio recording only. View the PDF of the slides from this talk. 12/12/17

• New insights into curiosity-driven learning, Dr Katie Twomey (University of Manchester). 07/11/17

• Child Language as a Life Chances Indicator, Prof James Law (Newcastle University)- audio and screen capture of the slides. 07/02/17