I wanted to thank everyone on the list for their ideas. We will probably try
all of them. I will try to let you know how things work out.
This is a great list - thank you all so much for giving your time and sharing
your thoughts!
Karen
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Can you give me a short example of how you do this?
Do you write out your own definition of what you've read?
As far as rote memorization goes, that's how my son got through high
school. He has close to a photographic memory so he would memorize everything
for his tests. He wasn't actual
Mary,
We are working with the Office of Disabilities at his College. He does
have a legal diagnosis and the college has acknowledged it. His professors
have allowed him more time to take tests. This has helped somewhat but
it's not solving the problem.
He doesn't have a learning di
Hello list,
My son is 21 years old. He is a Junior in college and struggles despite
working extremely hard. After years of trying to determine why learning is
so difficult for him, a neuropsychologist discovered that he does not
visualize AT ALL when he reads or when he listens.
I hav
