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Course and Subject Help
Dr. Alison Doyle is working in Trinity for 14 hours per week to provide specialist academic support on a one-to-one basis. The academic supports include but are not limited to:
Referral for this support is via your Disability Officer.
This video provides an overview of the Academic Support available to students with disabilities through Trinity Disability Service.
The ASKDS Disability Service Supports module on Blackboard Learn hosts a repository of useful guides which include tips and strategies for essay planning, essay structure and much more.
Student Learning Development runs a series of Online Workshops (Webinars) for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students on a variety of topics, during term time. Students may also book a 1-1 online appointment through their website. ASKDS Inclusive Learning & Technology support service has a repository of useful guides in the Blackboard module ASKDS Disability Service Supports, which include tips and strategies for essay planning and essay structure. Specialist Academic Support can be provided to individual students and referral for this support is arranged via your Disability Officer. For more information and resources enrol in the ASKDS Blackboard module:
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If you’re a visual thinker, you can get quite frustrated in an educational system that marks not your understanding as such, but your ability to express it in a linear chain of reasoning with all the links spelt out. To make this linear way of thinking easier to grasp please view the online guide to writing an essay as a visual learner by clicking this link.
Free iTunes podcasts from the Open University to download 'Start Writing Essays': Start writing essays podcast
The general resource is for academic writers. It aims to provide you with examples of some phrases for use in essays. The phrases can be used simply to assist you in thinking about your writing, or they can be used in your own work where this is appropriate: www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk
This great free tool allows faculty and students to set agreed timelines and set clear date goals for the completion of projects or group work - click here to access this resource
The Maths Helproom runs Monday to Friday between 1 pm and 2 pm in the New Seminar Room (at the School of Maths). Students looking for help with Maths may attend the help room every day.