Let me first start by saying I'm dyslexic, two universities were unable to teach me research methods and statistics in a way that worked with my dyslexic limitations, and I've continuingly failed to find a way I could teach myself
Are there any resources our there that can help teach someone with dyslexia research methods and statistics? I want to do my PhD but lack this key skill, and I'm about to finish my MSc without learning a single thing in this area, just like I did with my BSc
Hello Marcus,
I am employed at a small rural university in the State of Hawaii. For our campus, University of Hawaii at Hilo, the best statistics professor is Dr. Nagurney who teaches stats (and has a tutor) for students in his class. You might want to enroll in his on-line course, if you are willing. His contact information is found in the University's director. Otherwise, there is the Learning Disability Association that always has great resources within the state and/or region. Just a thought and that is if you would consider doing a qualitative research, rather than a quantitative study? Wishing you all the best!
hi Susan Shirachi , I've got two studies I want to do, one of which is for my PhD, but both are better suited to a mixed model design, but I've spent years trying, but statistics just won't stick, and i really need to learn it
The Dept of special education should be contacted for expert's advice.
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