Oh no! I must have misunderstood when we'd be back! I've just put my headphones on now. getting back into it now. #NAPLIC21.
Now listening to Mary-Jo Spearey and Pippa Cotterill now. Discussing joint working in Wales. #NAPLIC21
Different professions speak different language sometimes. Important work to ensure shared understanding. They now have a well established service level agreement between SLT service and ComIT (not sure what that is - sorry). #NAPLIC21
there is a schools pathway for children with #SLCN. Three levels - universal level - support to all, communication rich environment, skilled workforce. Worked closely with all schools. SLCN self analysis tool - auditing own practice, then action plan #NAPLIC21
School based strategies to support SLC needs for all children. #NAPLIC21
Targeted level - this is for CYP with known SLCN. Interventions delivered by skills workforce in schools, involvement of parents. Looks at impact of intervention. can request for advise from the Communication Intervention team,can help with advise or targeted sessions #NAPLIC21
There can be group of individual intervention by Communication Intervention Team when needed. #NAPLIC21
Specific level - CYP with SLCN needs that require specialists intervention. SLT provides specific support and the health board gets involved to provide specialised support for children. Delivery provision at all levels delivered concurrently. #NAPLIC21
some staff in ComIT are SLTs. These prepare and deliver training. Support and advise specialist teaching assistants. Keep informed of latest research and advise. Help ensure all aspect are evidence based and best practice. Links close with health board and parents. #NAPLIC21
IT problems across different services can be a problem. ComIT SLTs do not do details assessments of a child's individuals needs. This happens within the health board SLT team. They also do not provide individual SLT therapy to children #NAPLIC21
Did not want to develop a parallel service. Other staff in ComIT - works to raise awareness, delivery in training, work with children towards targets, reduce impact on SLCN on children, working with parents. #NAPLIC21
Health board SLT service - open referrals. Can include strategies and interventions done under ComIT can be used in referrals to back up need for specialist SLT service. Referral can be at any time on the ComIT pathways for children with severe needs. @NAPLIC21
Evidence based pathways for different paths - #DevLangDis and #SSD pathways. a lot of joint work between health board SLT and ComIT - sometimes joint work but sometimes seperately. #NAPLIC21
Discussing an example now. some support in ComIT but then a referral to health board SLT service. Intervention given and targets obtains. Then discharged backed to ComIT for further support until the student had settled into secondary school. #NAPLIC21
Some children also go to specialist resource centres. Then discharged back to mainstream school with support from health board SLT, which then transitions to ComIT support in school, before going to normal support in school. #NAPLIC21
Some of the outcomes are improved communication with young people and their families, appropriate identification of children, clear pathways, reduced disputes around support provision. #NAPLIC21
Challenges - political terms and lack of commitment, two separate services (health and education), limited funding, engagement variability in school commitment, border issues (Two different Systems), now can support ages outside of mainstream schools (0-25) #NAPLIC21
Joint working - benefits outweigh the challenges! #NAPLIC21
Joint working fits into a lot of different elements of Welsh government. Now discussing an example. #NAPLIC21
the pathways for #DevLangDis and #SSD may be made available (if possible) on the @NAPLIC website. However, permissions need to checked. #NAPLIC21

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8 May
and last, Wendy Lee is following up on Neil's presentation with a focus on children with #SLCN and #DevLangDis. So focus on oracy and teaching children oracy skills. Speaking from a SLT and practice point of view. #NAPLIC21
pathways to invervention to children. Intervention at tier 1 - high quality teaching and interactions for all children. Schools should monitor progress. raising red flags and risk factors for children struggling with oracy education and experiencing difficulties. #NAPLIC21
Collaboration is key. Wendy might raise awareness of what TLD is and what #DevLangDis and #SLCN looks like. So raising awareness. Still have underidentification, so flagging this to teaching staff is key. flagging up students with possible problems.#NAPLIC21
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Professor Neil Mercer is next discussing talk in the classroom and now it relates to all children. #NAPLIC21
Has become confidence about characterising talk in the classroom and how it can help children. Oracy terminology is used to put it in the fore and put in on par with literacy, numeracy, etc. Oracy has more punch than talk, etc. #NAPLIC21
Two aspects of oracy - learning through to talk and learning to talk. Starting with learning through talk. Two large studies in the past few years. 70 year 6 teachers - what did they do, how they use talk and how it relates to learning outcomes of students. #NAPLIC21
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Next up is @ReadOxford - looking at children's book language and children's language and literacy development. #NAPLIC21
variation in language matters for academic and socioemotional development, long term prospects. More language in preschool -> better language later. Input matters #NAPLIC21
More shared reading --> better language skills. Stronger reading and writing skills. Causality sometimes difficult to pin down. Reading brings emotional connection, joint attention, turn taking, etc. However, focus here is on book language. #NAPLIC21
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next up is Louise Buckland discussing the Nuffield Early Language Intervention (NELI) that was just discussed by Charles Hulme.Louise works at St John's primary school. Going to tweet in a thread again #NAPLIC21
school had a high number of children with speech and language need. Louise went on a two day training. Was part of Phase 1 of implementing NELI into schools. First cohort is not in year 3 #NAPLIC21
*now in year 3
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right -we're back now. next up is Charles Hulme to discuss early language development. going to tweet in a thread this time.
ah - always forget something! #NAPLIC21
Oral language skills critical for education and child and adult wellbeing. Charles will discuss a new mobile app - quick and reliable measure of children's early language skills #NAPLIC21
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