Archivio: EDA Summer Seminars

European Dyslexia Association Summer School

The main aim of European Dyslexia Association (EDA) is to inform people, politicians, policy makers, trade and commerce unions and pressure groups in Europe about the necessity of supporting those who are dyslexic or DYS in a positive way, in order to avoid negative consequences caused by inappropriate education and training, low self-esteem and under-achievement which may lead to social exclusion.
It provides a platform for the most recent scientific findings in this area, best-practice interventions in the field of education and extra-curricular advancement as well as the advancement of affected individuals from all parts of the European Union.

The EDA is particularly interested in supporting the creation and development of national and regional organisations for people with dyslexia across the whole Europe.

New Edition: San Marino, 18 . 19 . 20 June 2015

flyer EDA 2015

SummerSeminar_program-2015

EDA official website

Logistics

The event will take place at the Antico Monastero di Santa Chiara (Contrada Omerelli 20, tel. 0549 883633 - mail address ms.msrinu@fd‎). 

Coffee breaks and one lunch on June 19, will be offered by UNIRSM

Registration

To register you in the Summer Seminar, please fill in the format this address and pay the fee of 100€

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NOTE: To partecipate to the single "Italian Day" the fee is 40€ [“Italian Day”: on the third day, 20th of June, will be provided translation into Italian]  

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European Dyslexia Association Summer School

The main aim of European Dyslexia Association (EDA) is to inform people, politicians, policy makers, trade and commerce unions and pressure groups in Europe about the necessity of supporting those who are dyslexic or DYS in a positive way, in order to avoid negative consequences caused by inappropriate education and training, low self-esteem and under-achievement which may lead to social exclusion.
It provides a platform for the most recent scientific findings in this area, best-practice interventions in the field of education and extra-curricular advancement as well as the advancement of affected individuals from all parts of the European Union.

The EDA is particularly interested in supporting the creation and development of national and regional organisations for people with dyslexia across the whole Europe.

New Edition: San Marino, 19-20-21 June 2014 - program

EDA official website

Logistics

The event will take place at the Antico Monastero di Santa Chiara (Contrada Omerelli 20, tel. 0549 883633 - mail address ms.msrinu@fd‎). 

Coffee breaks and lunch will be offered by UNIRSM

PROGRAMS

Complete works program

EDA 2014 - Summer Seminars Abstracts 

EDA complete program 

NB: On Saturday there will be Italian translation (not on Thursday and not on Friday)

Optional social program

From Monday to Friday 9.00-17.00, Saturday and Sunday 8:00-20:00 (Museo Pinacoteca San Francesco - San Marino)

• COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION OF PAINTING by young and established contemporary Italian artists curated by Maria Chiara Vallacchi. (During the exhibition is expected to be activated in a workshop led by the artist Lorenza Boisi, San Marino and not open to artists, selected by a special commission.)

Wednesday, June 19 - 5.00 PM:

• GUIDED TOUR historical-touristic tour of San Marino (starting from the Congress Hall)

Friday, June 21:

• ESTATE IN CENTRO - from 7.00 PM: At sunset wine tasting, shopping, entertainment medieval, live music, themed menus to enjoy the historic center.

• PAT METHENY UNITY GROUP in concert - 9.30 PM, Cava degli Umbri (the square above the Grand Hotel) 

  tiket online http://www.sanmarinojazzfestival.com/ (on request we can iriservate tikets for you that you will pay the entrance)

ARCHIVE

Poster sesson program (included in the previous complete program)

Poster Session EDA 2014

First flyer

first announcement - flyer

EDA (6-8th June 2013)

The Summer School is organized by EDA, in cooperation with the Dipartimento della Formazione, University of San Marino. The Summer School is addressed to max. 50 participants interested in dyslexia, but preferably delegates of any European dyslexia association (adherent and effective members of EDA). The invited speakers are some of the most experienced of dyslexia and DYS in Europe. They come from Italy, United Kingdom, Luxemburg and Germany. Invited speakers: Michael Kalmar (Canada), Kate Sanders (UK), Christer Jacobson (Vaxjo University), Giacomo Stella (Italy), Giannis Karagiannakis (Greece), Anne-Marie Montarnal (France), Susanne Trauzettel-Klosinski (Germany), Jeff Camps (France), Franco Botticelli (Italy), Catherine Quillici (France), Anne-Marie Frère (Lebanon), Anna Baccaglini-Frank (Italy). The Summer School will include the following topics: How to develop national wide organisation; How to push public institution to create appropriate legislation; Relationship between the national health system, social security and school; Dyslexia and technology; EDA news.

Brochure EDA 2013

EDA (7-9th June 2012)

The Summer School is organized by EDA, in cooperation with the Dipartimento della Formazione, University of San Marino. The Summer School is addressed to max. 50 participants interested in dyslexia, but preferably delegates of any European dyslexia association (adherent and effective members of EDA). The invited speakers are some of the most experienced of dyslexia and DYS in Europe. They come from Italy, United Kingdom, Luxemburg and Germany. Invited speakers: Michael Kalmar (Canada), Kate Saunders (UK), Christer Jacobson (Vaxjo University), Marianne Bjorn (Vaxjo University), Giacomo Stella (Italy), Victoria Crivelli (UK),Luca Grandi (San Marino), Giannis Karagiannakis (Greece), Anne-Marie Montarnal (France), Michela Bettinelli (Italy), Margaret Malpas (UK), Christine Sczigiel (Germany). The Summer School will include the following topics: How to develop national wide organisation; How to push public institution to create appropriate legislation; Relationship between the national health system, social security and school; Dyslexia and technology; EDA news.