Monica Gribben is a dyslexia specialist with a background in languages and education. She works as Dyslexia Adviser at Edinburgh Napier University and, in a private capacity, as Dyslexia Consultant to corporate companies. Monica has widespread experience in student support, specialising in Scottish and Norwegian University support systems for students with dyslexia. Throughout her career, she’s worked extensively with student nurses and midwives. Monica currently sits on the Scottish Government′s Working Party Group on Dyslexia and is Author of The Study Skills Toolkit for Students with Dyslexia.

′This book is written on a personal level and entices the student to enter a world that scares even the non-dyslexic. This toolkit is the student′s safety net offering user friendly, down to earth advice and real life skills that have been tried and tested by the author′-Dr John Schneider, Educational Psychologist′This is exactly how I felt starting university ... a wonderful and very helpful book full of interesting and useful hints and tips on how to survive university as a dyslexic student. It doesn′t make you feel silly or stupid but makes you feel you can achieve what you set out to do′-Sharon Patterson, Adult Nursing student, Edinburgh Napier University′You realize you′re in the hands of a professional who has taught thousands of students how to succeed at university′-Holly Pellicer, Dyslexia Advisor, University of Oslo′Started delving into your book - looks very interesting and helpful to a layperson like myself′-Aileen Maclean, Student Support Tutor, Lecturer and Program Leader, BSc Business Information Systems, Napier University

• DedicationAbout the AuthorAcknowledgementsHow to Use This ToolkitCompanion WebsiteStepping out in to University with DyslexiaProcrastinationNote-TakingUnderstanding Your AssignmentGathering Information Thinking Critically Writing Your AssignmentWriting Your DissertationReferencingExamsOral PresentationsMaking the Most of Your FeedbackReferencesIndex

Monica Gribben is a dyslexia specialist with a background in languages and education. She works as Dyslexia Adviser at Edinburgh Napier University and, in a private capacity, as Dyslexia Consultant to corporate companies. Monica has widespread experience in student support, specialising in Scottish and Norwegian University support systems for students with dyslexia. Throughout her career, she’s worked extensively with student nurses and midwives. Monica currently sits on the Scottish Government′s Working Party Group on Dyslexia and is Author of The Study Skills Toolkit for Students with Dyslexia.

′This book is written on a personal level and entices the student to enter a world that scares even the non-dyslexic. This toolkit is the student′s safety net offering user friendly, down to earth advice and real life skills that have been tried and tested by the author′-Dr John Schneider, Educational Psychologist′This is exactly how I felt starting university ... a wonderful and very helpful book full of interesting and useful hints and tips on how to survive university as a dyslexic student. It doesn′t make you feel silly or stupid but makes you feel you can achieve what you set out to do′-Sharon Patterson, Adult Nursing student, Edinburgh Napier University′You realize you′re in the hands of a professional who has taught thousands of students how to succeed at university′-Holly Pellicer, Dyslexia Advisor, University of Oslo′Started delving into your book - looks very interesting and helpful to a layperson like myself′-Aileen Maclean, Student Support Tutor, Lecturer and Program Leader, BSc Business Information Systems, Napier University

• DedicationAbout the AuthorAcknowledgementsHow to Use This ToolkitCompanion WebsiteStepping out in to University with DyslexiaProcrastinationNote-TakingUnderstanding Your AssignmentGathering Information Thinking Critically Writing Your AssignmentWriting Your DissertationReferencingExamsOral PresentationsMaking the Most of Your FeedbackReferencesIndex

Monica Gribben is a dyslexia specialist with a background in languages and education. She works as Dyslexia Adviser at Edinburgh Napier University and, in a private capacity, as Dyslexia Consultant to corporate companies. Monica has widespread experience in student support, specialising in Scottish and Norwegian University support systems for students with dyslexia. Throughout her career, she’s worked extensively with student nurses and midwives. Monica currently sits on the Scottish Government′s Working Party Group on Dyslexia and is Author of The Study Skills Toolkit for Students with Dyslexia.

′This book is written on a personal level and entices the student to enter a world that scares even the non-dyslexic. This toolkit is the student′s safety net offering user friendly, down to earth advice and real life skills that have been tried and tested by the author′-Dr John Schneider, Educational Psychologist′This is exactly how I felt starting university ... a wonderful and very helpful book full of interesting and useful hints and tips on how to survive university as a dyslexic student. It doesn′t make you feel silly or stupid but makes you feel you can achieve what you set out to do′-Sharon Patterson, Adult Nursing student, Edinburgh Napier University′You realize you′re in the hands of a professional who has taught thousands of students how to succeed at university′-Holly Pellicer, Dyslexia Advisor, University of Oslo′Started delving into your book - looks very interesting and helpful to a layperson like myself′-Aileen Maclean, Student Support Tutor, Lecturer and Program Leader, BSc Business Information Systems, Napier University

• DedicationAbout the AuthorAcknowledgementsHow to Use This ToolkitCompanion WebsiteStepping out in to University with DyslexiaProcrastinationNote-TakingUnderstanding Your AssignmentGathering Information Thinking Critically Writing Your AssignmentWriting Your DissertationReferencingExamsOral PresentationsMaking the Most of Your FeedbackReferencesIndex