Dyscalculia signs and accommodations

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Signs of dyscalculia are not always easy to spot. Keep in mind that all kids have trouble with maths from time to time. But children with dyscalculia struggle a lot more than other children the same age. Dyscalculia is not the same as math anxiety because the latter involves strong emotions around Math.
The Eblity blog gives a great overview of the signs of Dyscalculia and the accommodations possible in class

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Coloring can help

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A wonderful resource in our link for today from MathsHKO. It is a number of puzzles that help your student gain some insight in numbers in a fun and challenging way.

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Free math books

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Rice University in Houston TX has been so kind to share some math books online, 100% free and without any licencing. The trouble with students with Dyscalculia is that the curriculum can be great but they will still struggle to take it all in.

Hence our Dyscalculia Tutor Training where tutors and teachers can learn how to work with students who have Dyscalculia. It is available at https://DyscalculiaTutor.org

The free books are in our link for today.

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Resources for remote learning math

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The mathigon website is a great resource when you are looking for some good activities to do with your student online. Factris, a form of the well known tetris, can be very helpful in practicing the factoring skills.

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Managing stress

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A Teacher’s Guide to Managing Stress is a thorough guidebook created to support teachers. This guide looks at the major stressors affecting teachers and provides actionable tips to effectively manage them. Just as importantly, they’ve included self-care advice to encourage relaxation and prevent stress from becoming overwhelming. Thank you Educationdegree.com for sharing!

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