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Dyslexia and Sports Inclusion - Insights from the SASLED Project with Expert Panel Discussion

Wed 16 Oct 2024 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM CEST Online, Zoom

Dyslexia and Sports Inclusion - Insights from the SASLED Project with Expert Panel Discussion

Wed 16 Oct 2024 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM CEST Online, Zoom

Join us for an online training webinar on dyslexia and sports inclusion. We will share results and guidelines on dyslexia and sports from the Erasmus SASLED project. The event will also include an expert panel discussion with experts from the Institute for Physical Education and Sports from the University of Malta.

The webinar will include a brief overview of dyslexia in relation to physical activity and sport, a presentation of key results from the SASLED project including guidelines on the inclusion of young people with dyslexia and other SLDs in sports and the importance of physical activities. This will be followed by the expert panel discussion.

Register now for your FREE ticket.

PROGRAMME

19:00   Welcome and introduction to the SASLED project - Rosie Bissett & Prof. Ruth Falzon, EDA

19:10   Benefits of Exercise for Physical and Mental Health - Dr Adele Muscat

19:20   Expert panel discussion on teaching and coaching young people with dyslexia. 

             Chaired by Dr Adele Muscat 

             Panellists: Dr Amanda Farrugia and Dr Lara Tonna Grima

19:50   Q&A

20:00   Close


Register now to book your place. A recording will be shared afterwards with the registered participants.

A certificate of attendance will be emailed to those who attend the live webinar.


LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SASLED PROJECT: 

To learn more about the SASLED project and to access the free online e-learning course and guidelines see https://elearning-sldandsport.hsh.it 

European Funded Project no. 101089447

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.