Category Archives: Treatment

Patterns are a powerful tool

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Visual patterns are a powerful tool to engage students in deep mathematical thought and exploration. The tools on Polypad can help make students’ thinking visible to classmates and teachers.

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Some tips for those difficult math word problems

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Good article on the understood webpage:

Word problems in math can be tricky. To get the right answer, kids have to be able to read the words, figure out what math operation to use, and then do the calculations correctly. A breakdown in any of these skills can cause trouble.

If kids seem to be good at math but struggle with word problems, the article lists some possible reasons why

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Dyscalculia and your diet

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We stumbled upon this book, a new approach for us, tell us how it works for you.

“Do you want an interactive workbook that will support you in following THE raw vegan healing protocol that was intended for our species? Then this book is for you!” This is a strategically composed workbook which contains invaluable information, a series of tips, pointers, and protocols which are geared towards healing you naturally. Through years of experience, we learnt a vast amount about human healing and we wanted to deliver this information to you in a practical and applicable way. With the help of this workbook companion, you will now be able to achieve your individual health goals easily. It is now your turn to experience instant positive changes in your life and health. Good luck on your journey.

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Can abacus help dyscalculia?

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Students with an abacus course demonstrated better performance in arithmetic computation and spatial short-term memory after controlling for age, gender, grade, and other basic cognitive abilities. The results suggest that the abacus course could be an effective tool for DD intervention in natural education settings.

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