Webinar by Dr Schreuder

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Let’s Talk About Dyscalculia: A Free Webinar

April 14, 2023 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT

LDA Texas is hosting Dr. Anneke M. Schreuder, pediatrician and founder of Dyscalculia Services, for a FREE 1-hour webinar on dyscalculia. Dr. Schreuder will unpack what dyscalculia is, dispel any myths, share evidence-based practices, and offer free or low-cost resources to use with students.

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Ask your preschooler these 5 questions

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Catching possible learning disabilities or developmental issues with your preschooler is easy when you follow the advice from this paper from South Africa and ask them only five questions.

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Dyscalculia Women’s awareness

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Wonderful article in thewomenshealthmagazine blog about Dyscalculia. The page has intense colors that change while you are reading so be warned when you have sensitive eyes.

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Dyscalculia and the Jenga effect

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Many of our students with Dyscalculia come to us when they are in 4th or 5th grade. It is then when they notice that their foundation in math is not solid and the brick wall (as we refer to the math building) collapses because the foundation is not right. Cat Eadle from the Dyscalculia Network from the UK has a different but very striking comparison and refers to it as the Jenga effect. When students need something from that shaky foundation the tower of math collapses on them.