Category Archives: Dyscalculia Overview

The weel app

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Traditional calendars are not ideal for people with ADHD or dyscalculia.
Time blindness makes time slippery. Weel nails it down.

Get the app HERE

Signs of dyscalculia and other tips from a math expert | In It

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Dyscalculia Mentor

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One of our graduates is now available to help working with students who have dyscalculia.

Here is what the website says:

Robert Regan (M.A., Education), founder of Dyscalculia Mentor, has over 20 years of experience teaching in public schools. He has been teaching math in Virginia since 2013 and received certification in dyscalculia tutoring from Dyscalculia Services in 2023. He has a passion for helping students generate insight into mathematical concepts.

Seeing math students thrive when they can make discoveries at their own level inspired Robert to focus his attention on students with dyscalculia. He saw that the power of genuine, hands-on math instruction can build bridges throughout the dyscalculic mind.

Dyscalculia Mentor serves students in central Virginia (Richmond and surrounding areas). 

See all of it HERE

Change your perspective: It’s just dyscalculia

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The Erasmus+ project „Change Your Perspective: It´s Just Dyscalculia“ aims at the following:

  • improving the institutional capacity of the project partner organisations, in particular in the field of school education and dealing with dyscalculia
  • ensuring that pupils with learning difficulties are included in regular classes
  • strengthening the professional competences of the trainers in the project partner organisations at EU level
  • ensuring that development plans for dyscalculia are conceptualised and prepared

For being able to do so, the consortium will generate the follwing outputs:

Outputs

  1. Creating Dyscalculia Curriculum and Course Material
  2. Creating Dyscalculia E-Learning Module
  3. Creating Dyscalculia Quick Practice Solutions

Read all about it HERE

Colors help conquering math

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From simple to complex equations, math can be stressful for anyone who finds it confusing.

One artist believes he may have found a way to help people with math anxiety or dyscalculia by unlocking numbers and transforming them into art.

Read all about it HERE