A comic for your neuro divers child

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The ADHD foundation has published a comic for neuro divers children. It is a story about children with a variety of learning disabilities who go from being bullied and being unhappy at a school to finding help and new friends and their learning disabilities seen as normal..

Best quote:”It is normal for children to be different”

Read all about it: HERE

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Place value

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Math Visuals just posted a great series of instructional videos about place value. It is important so see how you can work with your student on this.

It is key to have the student explore this and our job is to ask: “What do you see, what do you notice, what do you wonder”.

Read all about it: HERE

Practice app for Dyscalculia

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Sometimes you stumble over the neatest little gadget to help children with dyscalculia. See the little app in the link for today. It is also available on GitHub

Read all about it: HERE

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DOJ about accommodations

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In the area of math, if a test is to accurately reflect a dyslexic or dyscalculic student’s aptitude or achievement in math, accommodations (like a calculator) must be put in place to ensure the test is accurately assessing the knowledge, understanding, or problem solving ability, rather than processing speed, handwriting ability, or ability to speed or accuracy of retrieving basic math facts.