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Read the interview with Daniel Ansari who tries to find the answer to this and related questions.
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Ninth grader with Dyscalculia
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From the Understood organization an overview of a day in the life of a ninth grader with dyscalculia. See the struggles, see how they manage.
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A dyscalculia surprise
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An instagram story from a runner who finds out that she is a better runner than she thought, thanks to her dyscalculia. So sometimes dyscalculia can cause a happy surprise.
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The bullies are gone
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The rapid transition to online school — for those who hadn’t made that choice themselves — has come with many downsides, from increasing inequity to the “Covid slide,” in which children lose some of this year’s learning, becoming less prepared to advance.But after millions of schoolchildren suddenly transferred to cyber school, some are finding a surprising upside: Complicated social dynamics can simplify, sometimes evaporate, as they learn online.
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Encouragement for dyscalculia students
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In our link for today a story from Ireland about someone growing up with several learning disabilities, among which Dyscalculia. Best quote:
Anyways if all those years taught me anything it is that if you’re bad at Maths or in my case school itself, it’s definitely not the end of the world. There are always multiple ways to study what you want, or get on the career path you want. If you feel like you’re trying your best at Maths but nothing is changing, or you’ve had a similar experience to what I’ve had, reach out and talk to someone. There is help available out there.
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