Bill Hansberry

Bill Hansberry

Bill is co-director, Fullarton House - assessment, therapy and teaching, South Australia, as well as an author, speaker, specialist dyslexia teacher and trainer of the Teaching Students with Dyslexia (TSD) courses.

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Bill HansberryTuesday, March 19, 2019
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Dyslexia and teaching reading: sorting the science from the scat

Read the research on developmental dyslexia and you will soon know better about how the brain learns to read.
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Money Confident Kids

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Meaningful and lasting behaviour change for your whole school

Emphasising the importance of a proactive, school-wide approach to positive behaviour management, a new professional development workshop series from MultiLit is empowering school leaders and teachers to create a positive learning environment for all students.
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ViewSonic Invites Aussie and Kiwi Teachers to join its new Online Community and Win Prizes

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Money Confident Kids

Teaching young people real-life money management skills is key to ensuring the financial wellbeing of individuals and society more widely. But when you’re young, setting financial goals and planning how to get there can seem remote and unachievable…
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As the battle against COVID-19 continues into its third year, Australian lighting leader Pierlite is keeping students and teachers safer in the classroom.
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