Student Resources

• Learning Disabilities Overview  (Video)

• Specific Learning Disorders (Video)

• Signs & Symptoms of Learning Disorders | Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, Dyspraxia  (Video)

• What's normal anxiety -- and what's an anxiety disorder? | Body Stuff with Dr. Jen Gunter (Video)

• What is depression? - Helen M. Farrell (Video)

• Debunking the myths of OCD - Natascha M. Santos (Video)

• Could it be ADHD? (Website)

• Understanding ADHD (Website)

• Where to Turn as an Adult with Sensory Processing Disorder  (Video)

• Strengths of Students with Learning Disabilities and Other Disorders (Video)

• How to ADHD- My 10 Favourite Things about having ADHD (Article)

• 7 Positives of Asperger’s (Article)

• A Neuroscientist Explains How to Turn Your Anxiety Into a Superpower (Article)

• Silent Superheroes Podcast- # 33 When Learning Disabilities Become A Superpower (Podcast).

• You Can't Spell Inclusion Without a D 

• Project Adult Literacy Society (Website)

• Autism Society Edmonton Area (Website)

• ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton (Website)

• Learning Disabilities & ADHD Network-Calgary (Website)

• Project Adult Literacy Society (Website)

•  The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada (Website)

• Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada 

• CanLearn Society (Website)

• COUNSELLING SERVICES

Counselling - Counselling Google Site

                      -CUE-Counselling 

• LEARNING SERVICES

Learning Services- CUE Website

Writing Centre

• WELLNESS SERVICES

Wellness-CUE Website

Wellness- Google Site

• HOUSING SERVICES

Housing- CUE Website

CUE has identified a clinic that is close to campus and currently accepting new patients! When you book at this clinic, please let them know that you are a student at CUE and they will do their best to prioritize your booking. This clinic has a pharmacy on-site that accepts CUE's students benefits program. 

MONTROSE MEDICAL CLINIC -7240 118th Ave NW, Edmonton. 

It is a 15 minute walk from campus, or you can take ETS bus #053, northbound (Clareview) from the stop at Wayne Gretzky & 112 Ave, or route #622 in Fall/winter semesters. To book an appointment call 780-244-2994 and mention you are a CUE student. Check ETS for current schedules. 

• Learning Strategies (Google Site created by CUE Learning Services)

Learning Services has a Google Site that covers a range of strategies—including some that are specifically for online learning—that you can use to be a more effective and successful student.

• Resources for struggling readers 

         LIPS Program for struggling readers 

Read & Write (Google Extension)  R&W for Google is an extension for Google Chrome that is primarily a reading support, but also provides writing supports. 

OpenDyslexic: A typeface for Dyslexia OpenDyslexic is a free typeface/font designed to mitigate some of the common reading errors caused by dyslexia.xic is a

Natural Reader is available for students who have Text-to-Speech as an accommodation to use during exams. If you've not used this program before, you may want to practice using it before exams. You can download a free version of Natural Reader for Windows or Mac OS from the official website.

Opening the Exam Document

If Text-to-Speech is one of your accommodations, you will receive a USB thumb drive with any exam (excluding exams in a language other than English) that you write with LAS. To get started:

1. Open Natural Reader either by double clicking the shortcut on the desktop or by pressing the windows key, typing "Natural Reader", and pressing enter.

2. Plug the USB drive into the computer (located behind the monitors in G307). Find the PDF copy of your exam either by clicking on "Open folder to view files" from the Autoplay dialog box or by pressing the windows key, typing "File Explorer", pressing enter, and clicking on the USB drive on the left side of the file explorer window.

3. Drag the PDF you would like to hear read from the file explorer window to the Natural Reader window.

4. Click the play button to begin narration.

Improve your experience using Natural Reader

• You may find that you only want to hear certain sections of the exam read instead of hearing the exam in its entirety. Here are a few ways to streamline what you hear:

  • Select which sentence you would like read by clicking on it.

  • While the document is being read, you can pause and move back and forward by using the navigation buttons near the top of the window [picture] or by using the keyboard:

    • Play/Pause:              Ctrl + Shift + R

    • Previous Sentence: Ctrl + Shift + Up

    • Next Sentence:        Ctrl + Shift + Down

  • If the document includes a header and/or footer, you can adjust the reading area of the document to exclude them.