Category Archives: Tools
Quilter partners with communications specialist to support vulnerable customers
Quilter has announced a one-year partnership with Plain Numbers, a communications specialist focused on helping organisations make numbers easier for customers to understand.
The Plain Numbers Method can be applied across a wide range of customer communications. It focuses on presenting numbers clearly and putting them in an understandable context, using insights from behavioural science to better support those with low numeracy and dyscalculia.
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Dyscalculia Visual Fraction Manipulatives
Transform your fraction instruction and empower every learner with this comprehensive, evidence-based guide to teaching fractions to students with dyscalculia, math learning disabilities, and math anxiety. Are you an educator or parent searching for a method that actually works for students who struggle with abstract math concepts? This is the resource you’ve been waiting for.
This isn’t just another worksheet packet. It’s a complete, neuro-informed intervention system meticulously designed to bypass common cognitive barriers and build true, lasting understanding. Rooted in the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) framework and cognitive science, this guide teaches fractions in a way the neurodivergent brain can finally process and master.
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Using technology to support children with dyscalculia in pre-primary and primary school: insights, challenges and opportunities
Developmental Dyscalculia (DD) is a specific neurodevelopmental learning disability that significantly impairs an individual’s ability to learn and process mathematical concepts. Given that preschool and primary school years represent critical windows for early intervention, this article aims to provide a comprehensive, state-of-the-art review of current assistive technology applications designed to support children with DD during this foundational educational period.
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Bitesize Guides
Our Bitesize Guides were created to make complex conditions and differences easier to understand for parents, educators, and the wider community.
Whether you’re a parent looking for answers, a teacher wanting to better support a child in your classroom, or a school seeking helpful resources to share with families, these guides provide clear, practical information in an easy-to-read format. Covering
what is?, signs of, how it feels for the child, supporting a child at home/at school, UK assessment route and key takeaway.
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