Centre for Reading and Language

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The Centre for Reading and Language (CRL) is a virtual network consisting of researchers interested in children’s language and learning.

Our team has expertise in the development of language, reading and number skills and uses this knowledge to investigate dyslexia, language impairment, dyscalculia, attention problems and learning disabilities such as Down syndrome and VCFS.     

The CRL aims to conduct high quality research into the nature and causes of reading and language difficulties. It also aims to translate research findings into practical solutions for educational problems.

If you need to contact the CRL please email crl@psych.york.ac.uk or call 01904 328110. Please be aware that due to recent changes with staff there may be a short delay in us getting back to you but we will reply to emails in due course.

News

Maggie Snowling and Uta Frith
Professor Uta Frith made an honorary DBE

Posted on Thursday 7 February 2013

Maggie Snowling attended an event for her mentor Professor Uta Frith who received a honorary DBE at an awards ceremony on 31 January.


Maggie Snowling
Maggie Snowling and the future of the CRL

Posted on Friday 5 October 2012

Professor Maggie Snowling recently started her new role as President of St John's College, Oxford.


Glynnis Smith
What Works Conference

Posted on Monday 9 July 2012

Maggie Snowling and Glynnis Smith attend Leicester Conference