Justice will present April 13 on promoting young children's literacy



Justice will present April 13 on promoting young children's literacy

04 Apr 2012    

Laura Justice will present April 13 on the topic, "Promoting Young Children's Knowledge About Print: Designing Systemic Early Literacy Interventions." Justice directs the Preschool Language and Literacy Research Lab at The Ohio State University.

The Preschool Language and Literacy Research Lab is a research laboratory dedicated to conducting high-quality empirical research on early language and literacy for at-risk children. Our research team is distinctly multi-disciplinary, bringing together individuals from diverse disciplines, including speech-language pathology, psychology, reading, special education, and elementary education. In the lab, we focus our efforts on answering questions for which answers will make direct and immediate contributions to educational and clinical practices with children and their families.

The mission of the lab is threefold:

  1. To conduct high-quality research that furthers fundamental understanding of child development and early education and that answers important questions concerning the most effective approaches to early education, particularly in language and literacy.
  2. To provide a scholarly and collegial environment for research training for persons from a wide variety of disciplinary backgrounds, to include undergraduate and graduate students and post-doctoral researchers.
  3. To share our expertise and knowledge about child development and early education with persons in the field, including members of the local community, through training and collaboration.
This presentation is supported by the Communication Disorders Doctoral Students Association.

 

 


College of Education and Human Sciences
Educational Psychology
Special Education and Communication Disorders
Teaching, Learning & Teacher Education