21/05/2026
Ever wondered what Cellfield looks like? This is one part of the programme called 'Mosaic' that requires the client to match a coloured block pattern from one grid to the other by moving blocks across from the patterned to the empty grid. This is all while a timer is counting down. What is the science behind this? In an efficient reader's brain left-right processing occurs quickly and naturally when reading across a page of text. Mosaic trains the brain to process faster in a left-right manner. During a Cellfield session this activity occurs several times as it is also a way of creating some novelty between the more intense phonological sections of work. Everything in the Cellfield programme is based on science of reading and makes lasting changes to neural pathways, improving reading and propelling students ahead. To find out more, contact Katharine, or check out the Cellfield NZ website. www.cellfield.co.nz