Accommodations at home and at school for dyscalculia

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The techeadvocate blog comes with this great article that lists a range of accommodations easily to implement both at home and at school. A great discussion starter for your next parent/teacher conference. Help the teachers realize that the children deserve support to level the playing field with their pierce. See all the suggestions in our link for today.

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Teacher Education by Design

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Check out the website from Teacher Education by Design (TEDD) a project of The University of Washington’s College of Education supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation.

They have a wonderful library of tools and resources to educate children.

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Supporting learners in primary

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Great article on how to support children with dyscalculia or who are bad at math in the primary classroom.

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How occupational therapy can help with a learning disability

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Occupational therapy uses different modes of treatment to stimulate and rewire the brain to enhance functional goals of an individual. They work on gross motor skills, fine motor skills, sensory processing skills, sitting tolerance, attention and social emotional development in children.

Read the article in our link for today to see how occupational therapy could help with the learning disability of your child.

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Avoiding the math requirement with dyscalculia

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In our link for today a forum with people who are looking for ways to avoid the math requirement in their studies, based on their dyscalculia. The question is if avoiding the math requirement is the right path forward or the only option. If you have been assessed with dyscalculia and you have not done any remediation yet, you may be better served by trying to work through the problems to bring your dyscalculia to a level where you are still able to lead a happy life and deal with numbers and pass your math requirement. It may not be the fastest way, but in the long run will bring you more benefits.

You won’t be able to avoid making the best choice for your mortgage plan, you won’t be able to avoid making some pension calculations, and there are a ton more things throughout your life where you’ll need some math.

Read all about it: HERE