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How Much Do You Know About Dyslexia?
EdWeek Update recently ran a quiz that readers could take to test their knowledge about…
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New Study Disputes a Commonly Held Student Belief Regarding ADHD Drugs
It is a commonly held student belief among many non-ADHD undergraduate and graduate students that…
Are C&F Mental Health Questions Still Too Broad?
In April, Virginia Public Radio aired a news story entitled "Law Students Challenge Need for…
Posted inDisability Matters Stress & Anxiety Weblogs
National Mental Health Day is March 28
"The ABA Law Student Division has selected March 28 as the official National Mental Health Day…
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Disabled in Grad School – A Blog Series
Over at Inside Higher Ed, a doctoral student named Alyssa has started blogging about what it…
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The End of October is Approaching
It’s hard to believe that we are already heading towards the end of October. It…
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Dare to Disclose?
The counseling field has often highlighted the benefits of some personal disclosure from therapists to…
Diverse Learners and Group Work
A summer article posted on Inside Higher Ed looked at whether groups work for everyone…
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Think Twice Before Banning Laptops: A Note on Accommodations and Diverse Thinking and Learning
I mentioned in last week’s blog about my inability to remain focused on our law…
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Being Different Doesn’t Mean Being Irrelevant
I have been thinking about the wonderful, varied, and interesting lives our students bring to…