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Stories

• Dyslexia in the Workplace
• Video: Turning the Tide
• Bridging the Gap
• Harnessing the Strengths
• Celebrating the Difference
• Overcoming the Obstacles
• My Strategies For Success
• A Boy Transformed
• Gifted and Challenged
• The Paradox of Twice Exceptional
• Out of the Shadows
• Dyscalculia – A personal perspective
• Like Father, Like Son
• Teaching Your Own Child With Dyslexia
• SPELD NZ Support Unleashes Potential
• Dyslexia in Preschoolers
• Overcoming Maths Anxiety
• Never Too Late
• What Really Made the Difference

News

• Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) Guidelines now available
• How do children learn to read? A summary of what the science says.
• RNZ National interview: Are our teachers adequately trained for students with learning difficulties?
• SPELD NZ responds to Government’s Draft Disability and Learning Support Action Plan
• NZQA ranks SPELD NZ “Excellent” all round
• How to support those who struggle to learn
• Student-designed dyslexia aid a winner
• Former SPELD NZ student behind the bright idea
• SPELD NZ Documentary on YouTube
• Have you seen SPELD NZ’s magazine, The Record?
• SPELD NZ’s submission to parliamentary inquiry on dyslexia, dyspraxia & autism
• Radio New Zealand Interview with SPELD NZ
• Dyslexia: With the Students of Kapiti College