Some detailed research with adults who have dyslexia, dyscalculia or both and they looked at differences in size or surface of the gray matter. Well the conclusion is that there is no difference we can find. This is different from other research, therefor interesting for the development of therapies.

Read all about it: HERE

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Wonderful animation

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We do it the old fashioned way with ten frames and buttons we move but this looks so cool. Made by Berkeley Everett.

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Can toddlers do math?

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Let’s find out by reading this Q&A session done on the Parents Science Gang blog from the UK with Dr Vic Simms a developmental psychologist working at Ulster University in Northern Ireland. Who is really interested in how children’s thinking changes over time – specifically in relation to math.

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