WHO KNEW: Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking
Award-winning documentary — free live private NZ screenings

WHO KNEW: Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking

Award-winning documentary


Free private NZ screenings


Tuesday 15th & Sunday 20th September


Live events, no replays available.


Tuesday 15th and Sunday 20th September

Live events, no replays available.

"I wish I knew then what I know now..." That's what parents say — and what we hear from educators too — after finally understanding how the dyslexic mind actually works.

If you've been watching your bright child start to believe they're "stupid" — and looking for something different — you're in the right place. This is where that changes.

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If you've been watching your bright child start to believe they're "stupid" — and looking for something different — you're in the right place. This is where that changes.

"I wish I knew then what I know now..." That's what parents say — and what we hear from educators too — after finally understanding how the dyslexic mind actually works.

"I wish I knew then what I know now..."

If you've been watching your bright child start to believe they're "stupid" — you're in the right place.

Your hosts Rachel Barwell, Claire Ashmore & Niki Palamountain are Davis Dyslexia Facilitators hosting these free NZ screening of WHO KNEW, followed by practical Davis tools you can use straight away.

950 Kiwis and Aussies have registered for our screenings.

Nearly 450 have showed up and watched together.
The conversations and results that have followed have been extraordinary.

Your hosts Rachel Barwell, Claire Ashmore and Nikki Palamountain are Davis Dyslexia Facilitators with decades of experience supporting dyslexic learners and their families across New Zealand and Australia.

They're hosting these free NZ screenings of WHO KNEW Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking, followed by practical Davis tools you can start using straight away.

We're looking forward to seeing you!

950 Kiwis and Aussies have registered for our screenings. Nearly 450 have showed up and watched together.
The conversations and results that have followed have been extraordinary.

We're hosting two more NZ screenings of this extraordinary film on Tuesday 15th & Sunday 20th September.

The film is about 33 minutes long.
We will then introduce the Davis® Parent Power - Dyslexia online support course.
There will be a short Q&A afterwards.

Registration is required and the events are free of charge.

Once registered you will receive a Zoom invitation by email.

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"WHO KNEW Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking"

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Why Attend A Private Viewing?

🟣 Practical Tools You Can Use Straight Away: Learn strategies parents and educators can start implementing immediately to help struggling readers.

🟣 See Real Transformation: Hear from dyslexic students, educators, and families who've experienced what's possible when learning matches how the dyslexic brain actually works.

🟣 Understand the Dyslexic Mind: Move past the "deficit" model and discover the unique strengths of visual, spatial, and intuitive thinking.

🟣 Get Your Questions Answered: Davis Facilitators will respond to your questions after the viewing in a focused, supportive environment.

The Story

"WHO KNEW Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking" is a masterclass in human potential.

Directed by Kelly Conlin, this Canadian short film produced by Sue Blyth Hall, life-long dyslexia educator, pulls back the curtain on the Dyslexic mind.

It explores a wholistic view of visual, spatial, and intuitive thinking that traditional systems often overlook. Featuring interviews with educators, facilitators and dyslexic students, it is a story of hope and possibility for dyslexic people and their families everywhere.

This film has earned recognition for its powerful storytelling and insight:

🟣"Best Short Documentary" at the New York International Women Fest

🟣"Best Director - Inspirational Film", at the Silver Screen Film Festival in Prague, Czech Republic

🟣"Best Female Director" – Kelly Conlin - Indianapolis Film Festival.

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