Studying with Dyslexia

Full of practical advice and visual examples, this compact book provides learners with the tools and knowledge to work with their dyslexia. The book's accessible layout and engaging style supports students with dyslexia and enables them to take control of their studies and learn in ways that are most effective for them. It covers all the core study skills, including reading, writing and revision, and includes guidance on how to manage time effectively. This is an ideal resource for students of all levels who want advice on how to manage their dyslexia in a positive way. New to this Edition: - Coverage of the latest assistive technology and other digital tools which are available to students - Material on neurodiversity and co-occurring specific learning difficulties -Updated guidance on applying for funding and access support through universities

Janet Godwin previously worked at Oxford Brookes University, UK, for the Upgrade Study Advice Service and the Dyslexia SpLD service where she taught study skills to students. She is also author of Planning Your Essay.

Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: IT IS OK TO DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY 1. Working with your dyslexia/SpLD 2. Neurodiversity and other SpLDs 3. Working with your SpLD learning style PART II: STUDY SKILLS AT UNIVERSITY 4. Organisation 5. Time Management 6. Dealing with information and SpLD 7. Doing research 8. Reading 9. Writing 10. Checking everything 11. Revision and memory 12. Exams 13. Dealing with seminars, group work and presentations 14. A final word... have confidence to study your own way! PART III: SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH SpLD AT UNIVERSITY Useful Contacts Useful Resources Index