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I'm starting a Joint Honours degree in English and History (joint pathway) in September and was wondering how people organised their work particularly if you have a learning difficulty e.g. Dyslexia.

I was thinking of using an A5 for my lecture notes (I'll print a copy of the lecture when they come up on Blackboard) but copy them up into an A4 notepad afterwards so they can go into my module folder - is that a good/efficient way to understand it more?

I know there will be a lot of reading involved with the degree, how do people organise the reading? Do you highlight the text, annotate, using the index post-its to mark specific parts of the text, go over it several times?

Many help would be appreciated :smile:

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