Jocelyn Seamer
Supporting struggling readers in the mainstream classroom/engaging children in literacy learning
In-Person Presenter
A former classroom teacher and school leader, curently working as an educational consultant trainer in early literacy development and student support.
Her work in schools, remote and mainstream, gives Jocelyn a broad understanding of the complexities of learning and the needs of vulnerable students.
She is a passionate advocate for students with dyslexia and other learning difficultes and is committed to promoting evidence-based reading practices.
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