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A student says they think they might be dyslexic / have ADHD / etc., what should they do?

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A student says they think they might be dyslexic / have ADHD / etc., what should they do?

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They should Contact the Disability & Inclusion team in the first instance to ask for an appointment.

Email: disabilityandinclusion@napier.ac.uk 

Webpage: Disability & Inclusion Webpages

Arrange to follow up and check progress.

 
Posted - Fri, Aug 16, 2019 12:56 PM. This article has been viewed 1492 times.
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