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My study was focused on the question "How do occupational therapy students identified as dyslexic cope with professional education; within college, practice and work-based contexts?" Eight participants were selected taken from six different undergraduate cohorts. I chose interpretive phenomenology as the foundation upon which participant data were gathered and analysed.The revelatory themes constructed from the data reflected a number of issues pertaining to the participants' coping strategies. On an institutional macro-level: meeting the needs of the students identified as dyslexic; by…mehr

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My study was focused on the question "How do occupational therapy students identified as dyslexic cope with professional education; within college, practice and work-based contexts?" Eight participants were selected taken from six different undergraduate cohorts. I chose interpretive phenomenology as the foundation upon which participant data were gathered and analysed.The revelatory themes constructed from the data reflected a number of issues pertaining to the participants' coping strategies. On an institutional macro-level: meeting the needs of the students identified as dyslexic; by developing processes and systems of labelling and providing specific teaching and learning support. On an individual micro-level: the focus was on being labelled, the problems associated with disclosure, achievement and maintaining a sense of self in order to cope with the professional and academic demands of the course.
Autorenporträt
Je suis ergothérapeute depuis de nombreuses années et je m'intéresse à l'ergothérapie et à la formation professionnelle depuis presque aussi longtemps. La recherche et la thèse qui s'en est suivie sont nées d'un intérêt profond pour la profession, le cheminement vers la profession et le fait de devenir un professionnel.