Hi Gill,
I’m very attached to: The
study skills toolkit for students with dyslexia / by Monica Gribben.
;
Monica Gribben ;
.
London: Sage. .
2012.
You’ll find an image of the book jacket – the last book on the list – at:
Information, Research and Study Skills: Study Skills
Best wishes,
Isabelle
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Hi all
Does anyone have any suggestions for good teaching resources to use specifically for Dyslexic learners in higher education? This is for 1:1 teaching. I am particularly thinking
of anything which points towards multisensory teaching strategies. This could be books or websites.
Many thanks in advance
Gill
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