Dyscalculia strategies math

If your child is struggling with math, they may have dyscalculia, a learning disorder that makes it difficult to understand and work with numbers. Learn about the signs and symptoms of dyscalculia, as well as practical strategies and resources for supporting your child in our latest blog, and help them build confidence and succeed in math.

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Dyscalculia is a learning disorder where the child cannot process the numbers or related operations in the mind using conventional methods. The dyscalculic children need alternative ways of learning math concepts. Such alternatives include activities that drive the children towards building number literacy and early math skills.

Diagnosing a child with a learning disability should never be done via something you learn in a podcast. So many people ask me about dyscalculia. I’m not an expert on this, but someone I’m learning from is Ronit Bird. The research around dyscalculia is still so new, and in the book, she says that estimates say around 4-6% of the population have dyscalculia, which equates to around 1 child in an average classroom. To help you a bit more to decide if a struggling kiddo has dyscalculia (and…

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Is your child or a particular student struggling with math on a daily basis? It is not unusual for children or students to be challenged with math homework once in awhile. However, if he experiences problems with numbers or has low math test scores yet does well in other subjects, he could have a math learning disability (LD) called dyscalculia. This LD called dyscalculia is a brain-related condition that makes basic arithmetic and its concepts very hard to learn. The condition may be…

One teacher shares her own childhood struggles with Dyscalculia, and how she helps her math students now. #dyscalculia #mathanxiety #mathteaching

If your child is having trouble with math, you may be wondering what’s causing it. Does she have dyscalculia, or is something else causing the difficulty? There’s only one way to know for sure. You’ll need to have her tested for dyscalculia (which is now diagnosed as "specific learning disorder," with the areas of math weaknesses listed).