Dyspraxic Adults

I've also found a voice recorder to be very useful.

Then of course comes the problem of actually remembering to take the little thing with you to lectures!

Thanks for all the advice folks :D I got in touch with the Uni again and they said I could send them a copy of the report from when I was first assessed and that would set the ball rolling. The impression I get is that they want to use it as a baseline for what they would need to learn from an up to...

This happened to me a lot when I had to write a dissertation. Try not to obsess over it, your brain turns into a goopy, fatigued sludge! Breaks are important :D The advice my supervisor gave me at the time was to write a plan then "barf the whole thing out onto the page/screen". Her thinki...

Hi folks. I'm starting a Masters course in spetember having completed my first degree last year. Now due to sheer bull headed stubborness ](*,) I didn't approach the disability services of my old university for help at any stage during the degree. This is something that I regret as , while I came aw...

I hate referencing but there are software packages which can do much of the leg work for you. Your school/college/university might have such software on their computers already (all the computers at Dundee had this dealie called "End Note") and your librarians/IT chaps should be able to ta...

I'm so pleased to see that other people use the "phone-keys-wallet" mantra (or some variation thereof!) and I fully agree with the original posters "tell the truth" technique. At the recommendation of my friends I've tried to keep a day planner but alas I always forget to read th...