These resources have been designed to develop awareness and understanding, to support all neurodivergent people in the Tertiary sector.

What is neurodiversity and neurodivergence?
Learn more about the terms neurodiversity and neurodivergence, with links to support websites and resources.

Manako Communities of Practice
Join our Manako and Neurodiversity Communities of Practice for tips, resources, research, news and updates.

Neurodiversity
Our papers relating to advancing educational equity for neurodivergent individuals through inclusive practices.

Resource collection
Dyslexia - Adult Literacy and Numeracy Resources
Information and resources related to teaching adults with dyslexia. Covers topics such as what dyslexia is, how it can be identified, how it can affect people and what support can be put in place by educators.

ONLINE LEARNING
Neurodiversity Educator Pathway
This free, self-directed Educator Pathway was designed for educators to support them in building their understanding of neurodiversity and neurodivergence. It explores cultural worldviews of neurodiversity and describes practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent learners.

Report
In the starting blocks | Scoping the experiences, vulnerabilities, and potentials of dyscalculic adult learners in Aotearoa New Zealand
This study explored the life experiences of dyscalculic adults in New Zealand. The report outlines recommendations for the tertiary sector to help support staff working alongside learners with dyscalculia.

Guideline
Ako Mai Me | Guide for educators
This resource offers tips and strategies for educators of adult dyslexic learners to assist them to navigate their educational journeys.

Guide
Dyslexia-Friendly Style Guide
This Dyslexia-Friendly Style Guide can be used as a reference when creating print and digital resources that are easy to read and accessible to dyslexic people or those needing literacy support.

ONLINE LEARNING
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Educator Pathway
This free, self-directed pathway will help you get started with incorporating UDL principles into your practice.