[Maths-Education] Research Post

[Chris Donlan]

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Dear Colleagues, 
	Please pass the following deatils to any potentially interested party.
		Many thanks!

	
	Chris Donlan



University College London
Department of Human Communication Science
Research Fellow: Mathematical abilities of children with Specific Language
Impairments


A two-year Research Fellow position, funded by the Nuffield Foundation, is
available from 1/5/01 to work with Dr. Chris Donlan (UCL) and Dr. Richard
Cowan (Institute of Education, University of London). The post involves the
development of new assessments of mathematical language and visuo-spatial
skills, recruitment of study participants, management of and participation
in data-gathering  (along with a junior researcher), data-analysis and
dissemination of findings.

Candidates should have a background in psychology, speech and language
therapy, education or other relevant discipline. PhD or substantial
professional experience is desirable. 

For job description and person specification visit the vacancies page at
http://www.hcs.ucl.ac.uk  or telephone 020 7679 4230. Address more detailed
enquiries to Chris Donlan (c.donlan@ucl.ac.uk  020 7679 4243) or Richard
Cowan (R.Cowan@sta02.ioe.ac.uk  020 7612 6290).

To apply please send full CV including contact details for two referees, and
an account of your interest in maths and children with specific language
impairments, to: Sarah Alleemudder, Research Administrator, Department of
Human Communication Science, University College London, Chandler House, 2,
Wakefield Street, London WC1N 1PF, or email s.alleemudder@ucl.ac.uk.

The closing date for applications is Monday 26th March 2001. It is intended
that interviews be held during the week commencing Monday April 9th 2001.

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