No checklist diagnoses dyscalculia. Only a trained evaluator can do that. But knowing the signs helps you decide whether your child’s struggles are typical math frustration or something worth getting checked out. If you recognize a cluster of these patterns, especially patterns that have lasted across multiple grades and teachers, take it seriously.
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First of its kind this battery is designed for field deployment in low-resource and multilingual settings, schools without reliable internet, laptops without admin privileges, and researchers without licensing budgets. This project addresses a major gap in learning disability research, where most widely used dyscalculia screeners are proprietary commercial products that require expensive licenses or certified training to use.
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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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