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Look at the Learning Support options on the home page of
Te Kete Ipurangi
Universal Design for Learning
from TKI shows you how to plan efficiently to be sure to cover everyone’s learning needs.
Everyone’s in
is an inclusive planning tool from TKI
Responding to Individual Needs
gives a detailed description to identify and meet your student’s special literacy needs.
The Myth of the Average
explains why it is necessary to plan for a variety of learners.
Special Assessment Conditions
from NZQA covers everything you need to know about using special assessment conditions.
The
Science of Reading: how the brain learns to read.
Great starts for regular teachers:
( both were sent free to schools early 2020) firstly
The New Zealand Dyslexia Handbook Tom Nicholson and Susan Dymock. NZCER Press 2015
Also About Dyslexia: Supporting literacy in the classroom. MOE Wellington 2020.
Dyscalculia – a good
explanation of
how the brain brains count
.