No dyscalculia support so this Mom took action

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Listen to the story of a single mom who tried to get support for her child with dyscalculia. When that didn’t work out she took action and changed her life to support her child.

To support Moms like this Dyscalculia Services has developed a resource of over 35 videos and over 150 downloadable pages with tips, examples, tricks and games to help teach your child Math. See it at MomsTeachMath.com

Read all about it: HERE

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One Mom tells her story

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A podcast where a mother tells her story about raising children and dealing with the way their child is differently wired.

Read all about it: HERE

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Arithmophobia or dyscalculia?

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A post from someone describing symptoms and who is wondering if this is dyscalculia or a phobia for arithmetic. Well our advice would be to go to https://dyscalculiatesting.com and take the math and dyscalculia screening test to get a better insight in what is happening.

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The Man of Steel, with dyscalculia

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No we are not talking about the movie hero here but a regular guy, who is our hero and blogs at BlokeofSteel.co.uk In the post that we link today he tells his personal story about how he found out that he had dyscalculia through a comment his wife made. Since he is been raising awareness for it, which we appreciate.

Read all about it: HERE

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A campaign to accept those who are different

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It’s been shown time and again that when a problem is given to a group consisting of 99% neurologically identical people, the solution is more often than not provided by the 1% neurological outlier. That outlier may well be considered disabled or disadvantaged most or all of the time. But to supporters of neurodiversity, people are perceived as disabled because they are at the extreme edge of the ability pond; not because they are damaged.

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