Category Archives: Dyscalculia Overview

Work on your math skills

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Improving your number skills can help you with your confidence, as well as with the many day-to-day tasks that depend on them. And, if you choose the right resources – such as our article on Basic Workplace Numeracy – getting your math skills up to scratch really can be easier than you think.

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Brain Traffic

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Some brain cells fire mainly for quantities of three, others for quantities of four and others for other quantities, a new study from researchers at the Universities of Bonn and Tübingen indicates.

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Teachers understanding of dyscalculia

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A study is underway into the understanding of teachers about dyscalculia.

I am a third year Bachelor of Education (BEd) student specialising in primary mathematics education at the University of Plymouth; researching teachers’ ideas of how they support children with dyscalculia and to analyse teachers’ understanding of what dyscalculia is. If you do not know what ‘dyscalculia’ is or have little understanding of it, do not worry, you can still participate in the project.

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