Apparently, the color of Dyscalculia is purple

Cllr Wilson said: “I was very interested to read about this condition as I’m sure other residents were.

“I’m very pleased that the Hoad lighting schedule helps raise awareness of this and other conditions and develop the public’s understanding. The lighting policy has proved popular with residents.”

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Brilliant or Terrible?

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Can Abacus Learning Help Kids With Dyscalculia?

Imagine watching your kid count on their fingers again and again because numbers just won’t stick. You’ve tried flashcards, apps, and extra tutoring, but nothing seems to help.

If this sounds familiar, your kid might be experiencing dyscalculia or significant difficulty with math.

But here’s the good news: research suggests that the right kind of early intervention—especially hands-on, visual methods—can make a real difference in how kids understand numbers—and how they feel about math.

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What looks like “ADHD forgetfulness” or “carelessness” might actually be Dyscalculia

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Planning Strategies in Students with Dyscalculia

This study aims to evaluate a fundamental executive function, specifically the planning strategy, in third-grade primary students diagnosed with dyscalculia. Utilizing a case study approach, a deliberately chosen sample of five (5) students, ages 8 to 9 and identified with dyscalculia, was analyzed. For hypothesis validation, diagnostic subtests from the Zareki R battery and the complex Figure de Rey test were employed. The outcomes revealed the presence of significant planning strategy disorders among the dyscalculic students. In light of these findings, it is recommended that further research be conducted to explore executive functions, particularly the planning strategy, within dyscalculic student populations to enhance their academic resilience and address the educational challenges posed by dyscalculia

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