Jun 6

Scanning Pens: Do I need a reading pen at university?

Managing a university workload is tough.

Those first few weeks on campus involve a lot of step-ups and changes: learning how to use the university’s knowledge and information systems, navigating the increase in difficulty, and figuring out a more self-led way of working are all part of the process… but they’re not easy. That applies especially if you don’t have absolute confidence in your reading. The academic demands are high, and there’s no SENCo on hand. It’s during this transitional period that many dyslexic students realise that they need extra reading support to thrive academically.

A reading pen like C-Pen Reader 2 can help break down the barriers that emerge between new university students and the reading that unlocks their futures. This level of study expects students to be able to hit the ground running, and the pace moves fast – when reading is compromised, it’s easy to fall behind, and with assessments coming constantly in the form of labs, essays and semester-end testing, there isn’t much time to catch up again.

But C-Pen Reader 2 allows students to pick the pace back up and dive into learning again and manage their workload in a workable way. Leaving more time for the things that university study is supposed to be about: exploring learning, skilling up ready for jobs and careers, and working out who you want to be in three years’ time.

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Scanning Pens: Do I need a reading pen at university?

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