An online Dyscalculia Awareness Training

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Just launched one of our contributions to bringing awareness of Dyscalculia to all. Mainly educators and parents need to be aware of Dyscalculia and act as soon as they think a child may have a learning disability or specifically Dyscalculia.

Do the awareness training, fully online, five modules and a little test and you can get your certificate from the Dyscalculia Training Center.

The Dyscalculia Awareness Training is live at DyscalculiaAwareness.org

Read all about it: HERE

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Avoid learning issues, get enough sleep

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If it will prevent Dyscalculia I don’t know but here is breaking consensus about how much sleep our children need.

Best quote:

The panel found that sleeping fewer than the recommended hours is associated with attention, behavior and learning problems.

Read all about it HERE

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Dyscalculia and Irlen syndrome

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A plea for more testing and earlier detection of Dyscalculia. Also a plea for having similar awareness and resources for Dyscalculia and Irlen syndrome as there are for Dyslexia.

Well that is part of our mission. Read the story in the link below, short and clear explained.

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Math and statistics anxiety

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A good blog post that highlights the problems at colleges with students who need to pass math or statistics exams and have a problem with anxiety.

The best quote:

-I think making course delivery student focused as well as student led would encourage students to share responsibility for their education. Focusing on connecting with students and being perceptive as well as receptive to students’ feedback and willing to revise teaching delivery can enhance the learning climate in teaching rooms. This would promote student interaction and encourage active learning.

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Brain studies may help Dyscalculia

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Researchers at Benasich’s lab in Newark, N.J. study patterns in the brain waves of infants and toddlers. They try to come up with models that predict later academic success based on brain activity at a young age. Eventually we might be able to establish how a kid needs to learn by scanning their brain before they enter school. Read the great article in the Scientic American in the link for today.

Read all about it HERE

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