Dyslexia
Coping with DyslexiaWhen Taking Notes
- Divide your paper in half and write “topics” on the left side and “details” on the right side.
- Create note cards by using index cards. Have a heading and then write the details below.
- Write down all unfamiliar or difficult words in bold print on note cards and also write the definition.
- Review several note cards daily.
- Ask your teachers for help when you need it.
- Enroll in a keyboard or typing class; some dyslexics find it easier to take notes and jot down their thoughts using a computer rather than pen and paper.
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