- What is Language Disorder?
Language Disorder impacts a child’s ability to understand and use language.
Language Disorder is a neurodevelopmental disability that impacts a child’s ability to understand and use language. It impacts children and young people’s everyday social interactions and education.
What is Language Disorder? - School Support Services
Every child deserves the chance to succeed at school.
Getting a good start in school provides the foundation for a child’s learning and development for the rest of their lives.
School Support Services
Our International DLD Awareness Day campaign hit all the right notes!
King George Square turns into a classroom to raise awareness of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
Transitions within the School Day Webinar
Registrations are now open.
Sensory Regulation in the Classroom – webinar recording now available
Sensory Regulation in the Classroom
Early Intervention Key to Success for Children with Language Disorder
AAC – More than just fun and games
AAC is an essential communication strategy. However, ensuring its use in everyday life can be extremely difficult.
At least 10% of students are affected by Language Disorder
According to Language Disorder Australia’s Head of Allied Health Services, Lisa Quinn, the prevalence of the condition is far bigger than many imagine, “the cohort of our children and young people with language disorder is conservatively estimated to be 10% of our learners in a typical classroom.”
Language Disorder Australia represented at the Diverse Learners Symposium
Language Disorder Australia will be present at the Diverse Learners Symposium in Brisbane on Friday, 5 August.
The Glenleighden School officially becomes Mancel College.
11 July 2022. Today The Glenleighden School officially becomes Mancel College.
Head office
Level 3, 88 Jephson Street,
Toowong, QLD, 4066, Brisbane
