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How much do Math Teachers know about Dyscalculia

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Spoiler alert: not much! Read the study that has been done among secondary school math teachers about how much they know about Dyscalculia. The researchers conclude we have some ways to go. Here is where they can start www.DyscalculiaAware.org

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20 Signs Your Child’s Math Struggles May Be More Serious Than You Think

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Reader’s digest brings us this list of 20 signs. It is important for all of us to understand the signs and act upon them as soon as possible. Easy ways to do a screening are the free dyscalculia screener on our mother ship’s website DyscalculiaServices in the left navigation panel or do a more thorough Math and Dyscalculia Screening at DyscalculiaTesting.com and get a report in your email.

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More math anxiety than dyscalculia?

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Here is a Penn State Psychology prof who thinks that:

“Far more common than dyscalculia is math anxiety, which is sometimes associated with gender stereotypes,” Carlson said. “Because math is so heavily dependent on symbols, some people find equations to be intimidating. But with patience and practice, it’s possible to overcome this. Bottom line –— while there are individual differences in the ease of learning math, almost everybody is capable of learning it.”

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