10 tips when writing for dyslexic readers

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The Dyslexia Foundation of New Zealand suggests that “… properly addressed, dyslexia can fuel highly creative thinking and can produce the kind of innovation and entrepreneurship needed in an increasingly ICT led world in challenging economic times”. Some of New Zealand’s most inspiring individuals have been dyslexic, including Richard Taylor, founder of Weta Workshop and John […]

The Hare, The Tortoise and The Power of Storytelling

The tortoise and the hare

Stories have been wielded as tools for teaching throughout most of human history. Whether it be the exploits of gods used to explain natural phenomena or the adventures of mischievous cats and daring princesses showing children right from wrong, tales of teaching have existed since stories were first told. Even now, centuries after the birth […]