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Victoria Joffe

enriching vocabulary in secondary schools

Enriching Vocabulary in Secondary Schools

$62.99

an extensive practical toolkit to help teach and enhance the vocabulary learning of old...

favourite idioms

Favourite Idioms

$58.99

36 cards humorously depicting well known idioms plus detailed booklet with dictionary m...

more favourite idioms

More Favourite Idioms

$58.99

36 cards humorously depicting well known idioms plus detailed booklet with dictionary m...

narrative intervention programme

Narrative Intervention Programme

$210.00

Focuses on enhancing the understanding and expression of stories in students aged from ...

vocabulary enrichment intervention programme

Vocabulary Enrichment Intervention Programme

$199.95

Comprehensive intervention pack for use with secondary pupils who have speech, language...

Victoria Joffe

Victoria Joffe is Professor and Dean of the School of Health and Social Care at the University of Essex. Victoria’s area of expertise includes speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) in children and young people, the interface between education and speech and language therapy, training of teaching staff, language and literacy development, and Evidence Based Practice.

Victoria provides training and consultancy to professionals working with children and young people with diverse needs. She also serves on the Management Executive Board for the National Institute for Health Research, and on several other health and research boards.

Victoria is editor of the journal, Child Language Teaching and Therapy, and acts as a speech and language therapy partner for the Health and Care Professions Council. She is chair of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists’ national clinical excellence network for older children and young adults with Speech, Language and Communication Needs. Victoria is currently working on three NIHR-funded research projects looking into new and innovative interventions for children with social communication disorder, children who stammer and children with Down Syndrome.

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