From inclusion outreach comes an elaborate explanation of how to teach children addition and subtraction by drawing out numbers to help them visualize the numbers.

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Technology for Dyscalculia

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Acer for education brings this story about great technology people with dyscalculia can use. One of them is:

EquatIO by Texthelp an extension of Chrome browser that allows students to type, write by hand and dictate equations, formulas or other math operations directly on the computer.

Thanks to this program, children can better visualize complex math operations and problems, saving time and effort, without the need to know how to use codes or complicated mathematical languages.

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Negativity is difficult

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working with negative numbers is difficult for all children but specifically for children with Dyscalculia. See the resource in our link for today for a nice lesson

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