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New Disability Hurting Work - Tutors?
I already have disabilities and a note taker, mentor and equipment (arriving weds) but this new one has made it v.hard esp. as I didnt understand it and have subsequently dropped 2/5 of my modules from the 2nd term. The problem is I barely understand the other 3's material from the 1st term, cant really catch up on it v.well and have 3 courseworks due in a month.
Do disability centres/faculties have tutors? Even just for like structuring and stuff?, Its not my fault Im behind and I cant catch up by myself in this time despite my attempts - am I just on my own now?
Do disability centres/faculties have tutors? Even just for like structuring and stuff?, Its not my fault Im behind and I cant catch up by myself in this time despite my attempts - am I just on my own now?
Most disability centres have study skills tutors who can help with structuring your time and planning your work load effectively, so pop in and talk to them.
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Most disability centres have study skills tutors who can help with structuring your time and planning your work load effectively, so pop in and talk to them.
I know - thats my mentor- its not what Im describing, thanks for the reply though.
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