An achievement in itself is that dyslexic people learn to live with dyslexia as something not positive or negative but just a trait to live with, taking a huge burden off their backs and thus making easier to deal with it. The Cardiff University Student Support Center offers help to its dyslexic students like the Sonocent recording software in order to take notes from lectures so they will not miss important things. It doesn´t matter at what stage in life people are diagnosed with dyslexia, help is available even to see it the fun way and not to hamper their productivity making them feel useful citizens, as they deserve to be.
Support for Students with Dyslexia in Cardiff University
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Sun, 2017-04-02 03:59
After trial and error performed over decades – and much at the expense of unspeakable emotional pain from its sufferers – the treatment for dyslexia has happily morphed into an interactive skill sharpening technique. Now the most important thing is stress management. Starting from there everything seems to start flowing downhill and seamlessly, becoming a sort of “virtuous circle” process bringing a lot of relief for dyslexic people to master everyday job and study routines like, for example, note-taking
Key Takeaways:
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Even if you just get a little bit of support it is going to help you.
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Recording software is a massive stress relief.
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Finding some fun ways around Dyslexia other than hiding from it can be a really fun new way of looking at things.
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