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] Date Posted:21:34:58 01/13/11 Thu In reply to:
Nicki
's message, "Studying a degree with dyslexia" on 13:58:10 12/28/10 Tue
I'm not sure if I'm dyslexic, but I sure became the queen of study habits in undergrad and grad school b/c I had a hard time remembering things. Reading text books: I jotted short summaries on the margins after every major point so when I go back its not overwhelming. Lecture notes, I divide my note page in half, the rt half is the lecture notes, the left is where I go back & form questions regarding the notes on the rt so when I study for exam, I have a ready-made study sheet in hand. Where there are a lot of facts, I make study sheets where I put all the major points and I take it w/ me everywhere reciting those major points until it sticks. I got all A's in my liberal arts classes w/ these methods. Not so well w/ science, but I passed. Good luck!
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Date Posted:05:46:09 03/01/11 Tue
Hi there i am dyslexic and have just finished my nursing degree. i was awarded my BSc with distinction however it was a very hard and difficult time with a lot of ups and down and sheer hard work but i have done it. I am know having trouble with application forms for work and not getting anyway
Date Posted:09:34:50 01/31/12 Tue
I am trying to become a nursing and was just diagnosed a few months ago. I find my professors are not willing to work with me at all and are finding my classes to be nearly impossible based on the fact that I can not read the textbooks nor spell the medical terms. Do you have any advice?
