When you have a learning difference that affects your ability to work and concentrate, such as Dyslexia, it's important to think about how you learn best and to study smart using tried-and-tested strategies.

In this video, Sarah Myhill shares top tips, approaches and techniques to help all students think 'outside the box', work smarter and achieve their academic goals.  This video covers:

1. Pomodoro Technique
2. Mindset
3. Positive Selftalk
4. Sharp Thinking
5. Work Ethics
6. Mind Mapping
7. Assignment Planning
8. Q&A session where Sarah answers questions from students

Being aware of the common strengths and challenges of neurodiverse learners is key to make the university experience more inclusive, enjoyable and productive for all: Dyslexia is the most common learning difference affecting up to 20% of the population and can make academic reading and writing more difficult--it can also correlate with ADHD, ASD and other neurodiverse learning styles.

By Sarah Myhill - Sarah Myhill is a Specialist Dyslexia Tutor and Lecturer at the University of Buckingham.
Her book Be a Brilliant Dyslexic Student (SAGE) was published in May 2022.