Research at Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity
Here at Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity, it is part of our Mission to support vital research throughout the UK to help develop and bring about breakthroughs in the dyslexia field. We do this in a variety of ways to advance our Vision, including:
• Partnering with academic bodies to conduct research, including supporting PhD students
• Sharing our knowledge and experience to support research
• Sharing opportunities to take part in research with the dyslexia community
• Supporting research by external bodies in other ways
• Sharing research findings with the dyslexia community and with education professionals.
If you would like to get in touch about research, please email enquiries@helenarkell.org.uk
Research news
BBC Inside Our Minds – Could you take part?
By Helen Mortimer
/ 23 April, 2024
Chris Packham and the BBC are looking for people with dyslexia, for a programme they will be doing soon. If...
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University of Surrey needs dyslexia research advisory group volunteers
By Helen Arkell
/ 7 April, 2024
Dyslexia research volunteers needed A group of researchers in the School of Psychology at the University of Surrey are interested...
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New Spotlight: Assistive Technology: Practical Demonstrations
By Helen Mortimer
/ 13 March, 2024
In January we ran a great Spotlight entitled Empowering Learning: The How of Assistive Technology. This Spotlight gave an overview...
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What are the research priorities for the dyslexia community? Help us to find out!
By admin
/ 10 February, 2024
We are delighted to be working with our colleague, Dr Cathy Manning and her colleagues at the University of Reading,...
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Research into Augmented Reality for teaching reading
By Helen Mortimer
/ 2 February, 2024
Martyn is a lecturer and Ph.D. student at the University of Greenwich, working within the School of Computing and Mathematical...
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Can you help with dyslexia research?
By Helen Mortimer
/ 26 January, 2024
Bayan is a third-year psychology student at Brunel University. She's conducting a study on how people with dyslexia and different...
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Calling university students with or without dyslexia
By Helen Mortimer
/ 5 December, 2023
We are delighted to be able to share trainee clinical psychologist Holly's further request for help with her research into...
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What are your dyslexia research priorities?
By Helen Mortimer
/ 7 November, 2023
Are you an adult with dyslexia? Perhaps you are a parent or caregiver to a person with dyslexia. Our friends...
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UK uni students wanted to answer quick questionnaire
By Helen Mortimer
/ 15 August, 2023
Are you a UK uni student aged 18-23? Could you help Simon from Sunderland University with his MSc in Psychology?...
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Research request: dyslexia and reading enjoyment
By Helen Mortimer
/ 5 July, 2023
Hannah and her team Royal Holloway University are studying reading enjoyment in adults with dyslexia to see whether a person...
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