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Supporting students with dyslexia studying Biomedical Science

Dr. Katherine Linehan, a Lecturer in Anatomy at The University of Sheffield, discusses the crucial role of a Disability Liaison Officer in supporting students with dyslexia in the Biomedical Science department. This support includes individualized study strategies, the use of memory sticks, and creating peer support groups. Dr. Linehan also provides advice to other academics on inclusive practices. For further resources, an online professional development course is available through Phil Gravestock at the University of Gloucester. Contact Dr. Linehan at K.Linehan@sheffield.ac.uk for more information.

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Supporting students with dyslexia studying Biomedical Science

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  1. Supporting students with dyslexia studying Biomedical Science Dr Katherine Linehan Lecturer in Anatomy The University of Sheffield

  2. What does a Disability Liaison Officer in the Department of Biomedical Science at Sheffield University do?

  3. Memory sticks

  4. Individual study strategies

  5. Support group

  6. Advice to other academics

  7. Additional info • On-line professional development course run by Phil Gravestock at University of Gloucester: • pgravestock@glos.ac.uk • My email: K.Linehan@sheffield.ac.uk

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