Students from the ‘Language Support’ research group at Paderborn University are organising three story-telling afternoons at the Paderborn Children’s Library in September and October. The selected books explore linguistic challenges and each one is linked to a specific theme day. The readings are aimed not only at children but also at anyone interested in learning more about these topics. The events start at 4 pm; registration is not required.
To mark ‘Language Development Disorder Day’ on Friday 16 October, there will be a lecture from the book *Der Wortschatz*. The story is about a boy who discovers a treasure chest full of words and, in the process, learns just how powerful and valuable language can be. Afterwards, the students will be on hand to answer parents’ questions on the topic of language development.
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