[blindlaw] LSAT informational guide for blind test takers

[Tai Blas]

Hi. I have ordered a magnetic board and letters from the NFB's
Independence Market and am using it to prepare. I also ordered a
textured board which can be used with plain paper and pencil to
produce tactile drawings. I am hoping that these two devices will help
with this section if I am permitted to bring them to the test. I have
submitted my paperwork to the LSAC and am waiting to hear back. I too
would be interested in getting a copy of the guide for blind
test-takers.

Tai


On 9/25/10, Milica Trpevska <milicatrpevska at aol.com> wrote:
> Dear list members
> I am taking the LSAT in december and am struggling with the analitical
> reasoning (logic games) section of the test. I heard that many blind
> students used magnet boards and other non-visual techniques that I
> haven't heard about. I have also come across a post on the internet
> that a blind law school graduate, I believe it is Ms. Stephanie Enyart,
> has prepared an informational guide for blind test takers in which she
> gives some hints on some effective techniques used in the past.
>
> As any and all help would be greatly appreciated, I would kindly ask
> you to bring up and share the techniques you used for this particular
> section of the test. I would also kindly ask you to let me know how I
> can get a hold of the informational guide for blind test takers which,
> I am sure, has invaluable information and tips. Thank you for your
> understanding and I look forward to hearing from  you. Best, Milica
>
>
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