Supporting your twice exceptional child

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Dyscalculia: News from the web:

They are special, the children who have both a learning disability and outstanding skills in another topic. The question is how to effectively support them?

Read all about it: HERE

Math by the numbers

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Wonderful to see how math is ingrained in nature. There is a system to all of this.

Shake a Stick at times tables

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Dyscalculia: News from the web:

From the UK a new approach to learn times tables. Times tables are important and there are many ways people try to teach them. This idea centers around a stick that they use to explain the tables and groups of multiplications that fit together. They also have a youtube channel to support the method. When you have tried many methods, here is just one extra you can try.

Read all about it: HERE

Help your child counting

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Your child is learning new things every day. And just as you can help them with their language and reading, there are also ways you can boost your preschooler’s number skills.

This is especially important as learning to count is SO much more than just one, two, three

Read all about it: HERE

An IEP with the student as central point

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Student-centered IEP meetings can be held at any developmental level – even if the student isn’t attending the meeting. It’s up to district leadership to determine if student involvement in the IEP meeting is developmentally appropriate. If the student doesn’t attend the meeting, they can still be involved in the IEP process.

Read all about it: HERE