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A few things which stressed me in school

Keith

Keith

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1) I would read my textbook and literature assignments but never process a single thing
2) When the professor used Power Point, I wanted to write down everything on the slides, but got upset when the slides were changed before I was done
3) I took notes, but was never able to pair them down to what was the most important for upcoming tests, etc
4) I am able to speak and read Spanish very well, but have never been able to understand anyone unless they speak slowly
 
I would add that it was difficult for me to know how to prioritize different subjects of study, and how long I should spend on each subject, or individual assignments. Also, I wanted to be able to investigate ideas that occurred to me when I was reading; when I was able to do so I retained all the material better, but frequently found if I did, then I did not have time to finish the assigned reading.
 
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