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Events Multisensory Study Strategies
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Multisensory Study Strategies

For any student wishing to develop their repertoire of study strategies.

  • Thu 10 Dec 20

    11:00 - 11:50

  • Online

    CareerHub

  • Event speaker

    Ben Turpin

  • Event type

    Workshops, training and support
    Academic Skills (Wellbeing)

  • Event organiser

    Student Development Department

  • Contact details

When we think about formal education and learning, we often visualise the acts of the reading and listening.

However, there is a growing body of evidence that suggests that learning is most effective when the information we are processing engages with multiple senses. This session explores the concept of multisensory learning and examines how we can make our learning more multisensory using tools such as text-to-speech software and visual essay-planning strategies.

The session has been developed specifically with students with dyslexia and other specific learning difficulties in mind but will be valuable to any student wishing to develop their repertoire of study strategies.

Book onto this workshop through CareerHub

For more information

Skills for Success are here to help you succeed in your studies and achieve your potential. We offer support and resources to help improve your writing, maths, research, study skills and English language, no matter what your discipline or level of study. All Skills for Success workshops can be booked via CareerHub.

Visit our academic skills webpages or go to the Student Services Hub in the Silberrad Centre (Colchester) or the Forum (Southend) to find out more about our services, and how we can help.

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