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Dyscalculia, Higher education and the work place

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Good article by the dyslexia association about the trouble for people with dyscalculia to get into higher education and finding their way in the workplace.

Read all about it: HERE

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Yes you can retrain the brain

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Many aspects of the brain can be altered as the brain is neuroplastic. “This means that the brain can change throughout an individual’s life and with the right stimuli, it can be trained to become more efficient in spite of any brain disorders or labels that one may have been born with.”

 

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Can a computer have Dyscalculia?

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Of course not but as you can read in the story for the day, it looks like this part of that computer has one of the symptoms of Dyscalculia and cannot get the basic math as correct as it should. It seems to have something to do with its memory, which is interesting as dyscalculia also has a lot to do with your memory.

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Math talks (by parents) improve math scores

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Get ready parents, here is some new research about how YOU can help your children:

A new study suggests that parents should expose their young children to larger numbers to help them advance their math skills.

The study by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh found a positive correlation between parents who discussed numbers greater than 10 and their children’s math ability.

Read all about it: HERE

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