The adult dyslexic learner journey and experience
The report tells the story of the educational and life experiences of dyslexic learners in Aotearoa New Zealand as they have navigated compulsory school and tertiary studies. It sought to address a national and global research gap by emphasising the perspectives of dyslexic individuals and their families.
Ako mai me means – teach me so that I can learn.
Download the report:
Full report | Ako Mai Me – The adult dyslexic learner journey and experience (PDF, 2Mb)
This report will help educators to know more about the experiences of those living with dyslexia, ensure educators are better informed about how to teach learners with dyslexia.
Ako Mai Me | Guide for educators (PDF, 1.4 Mb)
This resource offers tips and strategies for educators of adult dyslexic learners to assist them to navigate their educational journeys.
Ako Mai Me | Guide for Dyslexic Learners (PDF 473Kb)
This resource offers tips and strategies for adult dyslexic learners to assist them to navigate their educational journeys.
Background:
This report was completed in February 2024 by Dr Lesley Petersen and Dr Linda Rowan.
Co-funded by the Ako Aotearoa Research and Innovation Agenda (AARIA)