The Language and Working Memory Lab is part of the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Western Ontario. We are primarily interested in understanding how language and memory processes interact in both children learning at a typical rate and those with learning disabilities. Two papers published by Lisa Archibald and colleagues appear in a recent issue of Child Language Teaching and Therapy. You can hear Dr. Archibald discussing these papers in a podcast supplement presented by the journal. Lisa Archibald recently presented at an open call for information about considerations ('public consultations') for early language and literacy by the National Strategy for Early Literacy. This event was hosted by CLLRNet who also provided the video. Many thanks to CLLRNet for their work.Language and Working Memory Lab
Our lab is directed by Dr. Lisa Archibald, an assistant professor and speech-language pathologist at Western. Dr. Archibald’s work is supported by the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada and the Academic Development Fund of the University of Western Ontario.News
Two papers published in Child Language Teaching and Therapy
Lisa Archibald presents at National Strategy for Early Literacy event
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