Steps Presentation Steps Presentation.  Special needs pupils  Dyslexics  Pupils who just need a literacy boost  Maori and Pasifika learners  Learners.

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Steps Presentation Steps Presentation

 Special needs pupils  Dyslexics  Pupils who just need a literacy boost  Maori and Pasifika learners  Learners with language/comprehension difficulties  ESOL learners  Extension learners  Boys!

Many of the traditional approaches:  Don’t cover all the bases  Aren’t structured or multi-sensory enough  Don’t provide enough reinforcement for dyslexic learners “Like putting petrol into a diesel engine” Laughton King

Research shows: A non-impaired reader needs only 4-10 exposures to a word to fix it into long-term memory A dyslexic learner may need 500 – 1300 exposures!

 Highly specialist remedial literacy programme  A specialist approach which can be used by non- specialists  Caters for all learners (dyslexic, low-ability, etc)  Suitable for small-group use  Highly effective

Year Group No of Learners Average Reading Gain Average Spelling Gain Verbal Reasoning Gain Non- Verbal Reasoning Year 6917 mths10 mths24 mths15 mths Year mths13 mths26 mths27 mths Year mths14 mths22 mths18 mths Year 36NA15 mths16 mths17 mths Year 27NA14 mths13 mths12 mths All4213 mths 21 mths18 mths Note: All of these pupils were below the 20 th percentile for everything. They had all done Reading Recovery and failed to make progress.

Staff see:  Increase in confidence with reading  Increase in self-esteem  Increase in writing ability and enthusiasm  The programme working and children seeing the progression  Children experience success instantly

My daughter uses your product at school and couldn't wait to use it at home last night. Your product is a fantastic learning tool and it works very effectively. Paula Eliott Wow I have just had a play, Steps is awesome! Our son has just been diagnosed with severe dyslexia, this is the first program I have seen that seems to really get how dyslexics think and what they need. So helpful to have things like days of the week and the memory training. Well done, and thank you! Claire Wards

We are thrilled with the Steps programme at Maungawhau School. We began the programme part way through term two and reassessed all the students at the end of term. Some students had moved over a year in less than two months. The results are amazing but more importantly the students are loving the programme and enthusiastically attend sessions.

The programme is very comprehensive and helps to fill the gaps identified in psych reports, e.g. memory and processing difficulties, without us having to buy a range of different software and specialist services. It is incredibly user friendly and it is easy to closely monitor students’ progress and particular areas of strength and need, and to tailor it to meet these specific needs. Denise

 Kiwi resource for Kiwi learners – all materials designed, printed, produced in Christchurch  Research-based and provides proven success – in over 600 NZ schools already (also spreading internationally!)  User-friendly, enjoyable and incredibly cost- effective  Whole-school licence available

 Manuals and teaching videos available  Free technical support (phone or online)  Free educational support – NZCER-registered ‘C’ Grade assessor/dyslexia specialist  Training courses  Accreditation scheme

All schools or RTLB clusters which hold a current Steps network licence also get 10% discount off all other educational software, including the full range of Lucid assessment software.

 Software  Workbooks  Game materials

 Whole-school – every pupil in the school works through Courses option at own pace, on own level.  Remedial – learners also need to be on workbook courses, in a withdrawal setting.  Maori/Pasifika/ESOL/specific language needs – tap into existing courses or customize Steps to suit their needs

 Opportunity to discuss your needs  Free month’s trial  Appro packs of teaching and support materials  Further information