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Ericwillson [Registered User] 07 December 2019 11:23	Advice on studying with health issues User: Ericwillson - 07 December 2019 11:23 Hello Sarah! I have been through the same situation few years ago, I can feel you. But don't worry there is an onlnie portal https://elearningways.com/ where you can study variiopus topics right from your home, give it a try! I hope it helps you. God less!
sarahlovespandas [Registered User] 25 September 2019 09:09	User: sarahlovespandas - 25 September 2019 09:09 Hi all, I am about to start a part-time online Masters module and was wondering if anyone has any advice about studying when you have health issues. I have a few problems, but the ones that I think will cause me the most trouble are mental fatigue and brain fog. I often find it really hard to focus my eyes on materials, especially on a screen, and thinking about anything complicated can feel like wading through marmalade. I love learning and put off my postgraduate studies for a couple of years in the hope my health would improve, and when it didn't, I decided that it probably didn't matter how long I waited. I am in touch with the disability support team at the university and am waiting to hear back from them about alternative material formats, like printed copies of online resources, and audiobooks. If there is anyone out there who has experienced this sort of thing, I would be so happy to hear from you :) Sarah

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Ericwillson

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07 December 2019 11:23

Advice on studying with health issues

User: Ericwillson - 07 December 2019 11:23

Hello Sarah!
I have been through the same situation few years ago, I can feel you. But don't worry there is an onlnie portal https://elearningways.com/ where you can study variiopus topics right from your home, give it a try! I hope it helps you. God less!

sarahlovespandas

[Registered User]
25 September 2019 09:09

User: sarahlovespandas - 25 September 2019 09:09

Hi all,

I am about to start a part-time online Masters module and was wondering if anyone has any advice about studying when you have health issues.

I have a few problems, but the ones that I think will cause me the most trouble are mental fatigue and brain fog. I often find it really hard to focus my eyes on materials, especially on a screen, and thinking about anything complicated can feel like wading through marmalade.

I love learning and put off my postgraduate studies for a couple of years in the hope my health would improve, and when it didn't, I decided that it probably didn't matter how long I waited.

I am in touch with the disability support team at the university and am waiting to hear back from them about alternative material formats, like printed copies of online resources, and audiobooks.

If there is anyone out there who has experienced this sort of thing, I would be so happy to hear from you :)

Sarah

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