“Students and adults with dyscalculia find math puzzling, frustrating, and difficult to learn,” says Glynis Hannell, a family psychologist and author of Dyscalculia: Action Plans for Successful Learning in Mathematics (#CommissionsEarned).“Their brains need more teaching, more targeted learning exper...
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The Number Catcheris primarily designed for children aged 5 to 10 but its higher levels can be fun for adults too! Children who are making their first steps with numbers will learn the basic concepts of number and arithmetic. Older children, who are already familiar with numbers, will build ...
it’s part of who she is. It’s the way her brain processes math. By the time most children are diagnosed with dyscalculia, they have a shaky math foundation. The goals of diagnosis and treatment are to fill in as many gaps as possible and to develop ...
“experts” on the subject. What I found surprised me. It appeared that, in America at least, there isn’t a lot of actual research going on about dyslexia. Most of the research I found was from other countries. I also found that the “gold standard” of treatment for dyslexia, which...
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These domains should be assessed when a disorder is suspected, in order to support the potential diagnosis and provide an ad hoc treatment. Furthermore, this review highlights the need to develop a standardized protocol to assess this specific mathematical learning disability. This protocol should ...
“We know the earlier we can introduce treatment, the more effective it is likely to be. But most children don’t get a formal diagnosis until around the age of three or four. There is a real need for easy and effective tools that can be used on young children. Eye-tacking is a ...