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Good Evening Everyone. Do any of you have experience in trying to handle college-level coursework - post-TBI? Most schools have "disability services" to deal with longer times to complete tests, and extensions for turning in papers…but, how did you deal with the pace of the class itself? How do you keep up with complex and fast-paced activities during the class period?
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