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Assessments & Tuition
The head of our Centre is Christina Jubb.
Dip Dyslexia (St Bartholomew’s)
B.A. (Birmingham)
Cert Ed.
Dip.Ed. in the Assessment & Remediation of Dyslexia (Bangor)
Master of Education (Psychology, Bangor)
Consultant Educationalist
Doctoral Researcher in Neuroscience (Southampton)
Approved Teacher AMBDA - British Dyslexia Association Reg. No.10
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All test results are overseen by Christina who is a Consultant Educationalist with 30 years experience specialising in dyslexia. Her initial specialist training was undertaken at St Bartholomew's Hospital (Dept of Psychological Medicine), where she gained a Diploma in Dyslexia and went on to work in the Department as a Dyslexia Therapist under Beve Hornsby. Their relationship as friends and co-workers continued until Prof Hornsby's ultimate retirement in 2004.
Christina also holds a Diploma in Education from the University of Wales (Bangor) in the Assessment and Remediation of Dyslexia. She was awarded a Master of Education degree from the Psychology Dept at Bangor (well known as a centre of excellence in dyslexia research) for her dissertation entitled 'Positively Dyslexic'. This is available in the National Library (Cardiff).
'Positively Dyslexic' by Christina Jubb |
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In addition, Christina's approved teacher status (AMBDA Reg. No. 10) is one of the earliest on record, showing the depth of her experience. What's more, Christina still liaises with medical ex-colleagues within the world of Neuroscience.
Christina's doctoral research interests centred around the neurophysiological basis of dyslexia and specific remediation techniques.
Apart from an on-going interest in the differences in the dyslexic brain, Christina has undertaken other training, e.g. in 'Nutrition', 'Intelligence Testing' and 'How the Eyes Work' (Institute of Optometry). |
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Christina's roles have included tutoring and lecturing in various parts of the world, including Europe, America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. She has worked as a dyslexia tutor for two Royal families. In the mid 1990s Christina set up a Dyslexia Unit in Jordan for bi-lingual school pupils (aged 4-18).
Here in the UK, Christina's work with children has covered everything from 'one to one' to being Head of Special Needs Unit within a school. Christina also runs training courses lecturing on dyslexia. She has worked as a Learner Support lecturer in both Further Education and within Universities.
We are a small friendly team. Should you require further information, please contact Milly, Michael or Christina. |
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Educational Research & Statistics
If you wish to conduct a survey (involving any aspect of education), or you have the data but need an expert analyst, we can assist. Simply drop an e-mail to us marked for the attention of Richard. Let him know what you need and he'll get back to you with a price. Richard has an academic background in both Psychology and Education. He is a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society.
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