Category Archives: Detection
What Dyscalculia can look like
Many children struggle with maths.
But for some children, numbers feel confusing in a much deeper way.
Remembering calculations, understanding number order, reading time, or even following maths steps can feel overwhelming.
This is what dyscalculia can look like.
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What Is Dyscalculia and Does My Child Have It? A Parent’s Guide
As parents, we constantly observe our children, celebrating their triumphs and navigating their struggles. When it comes to learning, some challenges are fleeting, while others seem to persist, leaving us wondering if there’s something more profound at play. If your child consistently struggles with math, despite effort and support, you might find yourself asking: “Could it be dyscalculia?”
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Understanding Dyscalculia: A Professional Framework for Educators
Beyond understanding the neurological basis, this video outlines a practical, multi-tiered assessment model and evidence-based intervention strategies. By exploring techniques like the Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) model, structured home support, and explicit instruction, professionals can learn how to create inclusive, scaffolded learning environments that empower students to build their mathematical skills and confidence.
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Dyscalculia: Majority of teachers not trained to support pupils with the maths learning difficulty
Mia Borthwick was diagnosed with dyscalculia at school but says she wasn’t supported by teachers. The government says it will overhaul a ‘broken’ SEND system.
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