In this accessible blog post Professor Pamela Snow outlines the links between Developmental Language Disorder and behaviour
A good overview of Developmental Language Disorder originally written by professionals who know what they are talking about.
In this TES podcast Professor Courtenay Norbury from UCL (and NAPLIC Chair) discusses Developmental Language Disorder and its link to behaviour and learning
Professor Courtenay Norbury debunks the myths that surround Developmental Language Disorder.
Blog post by Professor Dorothy Bishop outlining the origins of the Raising Awareness of DLD (RADLD) campaign.
A brief video showing adults and children talking about Developmental Language Disorder. Part of the 2017 DLD123 camplaign, but useful to show to anyone who has never heard of this condition.
In this brief video Professor Dorothy Bishop explains how consensus was achieved and the term ‘Developmental Language Disorder’ agreed upon.
The 2018 Shine a Light Award winners provide inspiration for how schools and individuals are supporting Speech, Language and Communication Needs.
Provide free by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, this online learning tool is for all in the youth justice sector.
Mainstream press coverage of Developmental Language Disorder. Free to access, but readers need to register.
A young person with Developmental Language Disorder talks about her condition. She uses a different term, but from her description it is the same as DLD.
The Raising Awareness of DLD Youtube channel. Accessible, engaging videos about DLD. It was originally called RALLI, and uses the term ‘SLI’ in the older videos, but is now about Developmental Language Disorder.
TES article providing an overview of developmental language disorder: ‘the most common special educational need you have never heard of.’ Explains DLD clearly and simply.
University of Oxford have produced this brief video explaining Developmental Language Disorder in simple terms.
Professor Dorothy Bishop explaining the changes in terminology and clinical implications.
Booking is now open for NAPLIC’s 2019 conference
Published 13th December, 2018
NAPLIC Autumn 2018 Newsletter now available online
Published 27th November, 2018
First announcement for NAPLIC’s 2019 conference
Published 1st November, 2018
First speakers have now been announced! The 2019 conference will take place on 11th May 2019 at Aston University, Birmingham.
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