Category Archives: Treatment

Research improves learning for pre schoolers

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Dyscalculia: News from the web:

Interesting research into the mathematical abilities of people with Williams syndrome, Down syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Language Disorder has led to finding a more effective way to teach mathematical abilities to pre-schoolers.

Read all about it: HERE

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Digging into the Approximate number system

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Researchers assessed the relation between 4-year-old children’s performance on a non-symbolic numerical comparison task, a non-symbolic approximate addition task, and a standardized symbolic math assessment. Our results indicate that ANS acuity and ANS manipulability each contribute unique variance to preschooler’s early math achievement, and this result holds after controlling for both IQ and executive functions. These findings suggest that there are multiple routes by which the ANS influences math achievement. Therefore, interventions that target both the precision and manipulability of the ANS may prove to be more beneficial for improving symbolic math skills compared to interventions that target only one of these factors.

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Your child’s memory

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There are a number of reasons why children may not have good memories, and knowing them is an important step in helping your child have a better memory. In our link for today is a brief look at some the reasons for a lapse in memory in kids, including the recommended steps that should be taken to help the child.

Read all about it: HERE

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Thank you

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Thanks to all the teachers and tutors

We are thankful for all the teachers and tutors working tirelessly with the children who need and deserve some extra help in math and those who suffer from a math learning disability or dyscalculia.

Math is my passion, awareness, communication, research and remediation for dyscalculia is my mission | Dr Schreuder

To celebrate our continued mission and our thankfulness to the teaching and tutoring community we are happy to offer promotional pricing

(15% off)

through cybermonday on the bundle of our online Dyscalculia Tutor Training, in order to increase the number of Dyscalculia Tutors.

The bundle includes:

The bundle is available HERE and it saves you $140

More information about the online Dyscalculia Tutor Training is available at http://DyscalculiaTutor.org

If you have any questions, feel free to email me directly at DrSchreuder@DyscalculiaServices.com

(our blog will be on a break, back on Monday)