How to help dyscalculic learners?

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The learning success blog gives us a great infographic today with five top tips to help students with dyscalculia. Real simple and immediately ready to put in place. See them in our link for today.

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Mindmapping for dyscalculia

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The number dyslexia blog has reviewed how mindmapping can work for people with dyscalculia. See their full review in our link for today.

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Read it three times to get it right

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The Three Read Protocol is one way to do a close read of a complex math word problem or task. This strategy includes reading a math scenario three times with a different goal each time. The first read is to understand the context. The second read is to understand the mathematics. The third read is to elicit inquiry questions based on the scenario. This is a great way to help students with dyscalculia or adhd.

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Classroom design for early learners

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With deliberate design, learning environments can promote independence, discovery and creativity for early learners.

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At home early math learning kit

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The Development and Research in Early Math Education group from Stanford has published an early math learning kit so you can work with your little ones to involve some easy math while going through their regular daily routines.

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