Dyscalculia: News from the web:
Read this great story from neurodivergentconsulting.org about how well meaning companies by their regular policies can make it difficult for neuro divers employees to fit in and do well.
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See the great article by Dr Ansari in the ADDitude magazine
best quote:
This math learning disability is nearly as common as dyslexia, however it’s studied far less, understood far worse, and diagnosed inconsistently.
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See what Jo Boaler has to say about it:
Stopping students from using their fingers when they count could, according to the new brain research, be akin to halting their mathematical development. Fingers are probably one of our most useful visual aids, and the finger area of our brain is used well into adulthood. The need for and importance of finger perception could even be the reason that pianists, and other musicians, often display higher mathematical understanding than people who don’t learn a musical instrument.
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The New York Times had a blog post that made the point
“More drilling,” teaching your daughter that “all learning isn’t – and shouldn’t be – fun,” and that, as a girl, there are certain things she should simply suffer through “even if she finds it painful,”
This is so wrong that it is hard to believe the NYT prints it. Luckily current Standford graduate student, Emma Gargroetzi wrote an excellent rebuttal. See it in our link below:
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