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Our case for Dyscalculia Awareness well made

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The blog post in the link for today makes the point for awareness of Dyscalculia very good.

Teachers, educators, counselors, and parents, check out http://DyscalculiaAware.org for all the information and resources you’ll need. From an awareness course, a resource for parents who teach math and an online Math and Dyscalculia Screening Test.

Read all about it: HERE

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Working on numeracy

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Glenhaven Secondary School recently held a Bond Tables quiz in school as part of an initiative to improve the numeracy levels at school. The competition is held within each grade to identify the top pupils per grade.

“I was amazed at the schools in China where calculators are kept out of the schools until very late in their schooling years, which makes it imperative for pupils to master their Bond Tables.

Read all about it: HERE

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the original use of Intelligence Testing

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I just never know but:

While Alfred Binet is credited with the first intelligence test, that was far from his intent when he and his colleague developed the Binet-Simon scale in 1908. The purpose was not to predict future performance, but simply to identify students who were in need of alternative educational approaches.

Read all about it: HERE

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