Dyscalculia: News from the web:
There are five types of dyscalculia that are generally recognized. It is important to find out which type of dyscalculia your student has so you can take the most optimum actions to help them cope with it.
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Dyscalculia: News from the web:
Great video by Dyscalculia.org set to dramatic music it highlights the signs of dyscalculia and shows examples of work done by children who have dyscalculia.
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Identifying gaps in the math knowledge of your child is the first step towards starting re-mediation. A+ math is a company that provides online interactive lessons. You can download free demo software from them HERE or watch the demo for the gaps identification software in the link for today.
Although not specifically made for the dyscalculia student, it may still be a good resources, let us know how it works for you.
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We cannot stress enough the importance of early detection and early action on dyscalculia and other learning disabilities. In the link for today a short but very clear article on how to detect the first signs with your children.
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Researchers at Benasich’s lab in Newark, N.J. study patterns in the brain waves of infants and toddlers. They try to come up with models that predict later academic success based on brain activity at a young age. Eventually we might be able to establish how a kid needs to learn by scanning their brain before they enter school. Read the great article in the Scientic American in the link for today.
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