More ways to have dyscalculia

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A question we encountered on Reddit. In fact it is very possible to have dyscalculia if your number sense is real low. It goes to say that there are many varieties of dyscalculia.

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Neurodiversity week helps schools

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Dyscalculia: News from the web:

The people behind Neuro diversity week are providing a very nice concise page with resources for parents, teachers, tutors and school officials to download lots of basic information about Dyscalculia. See their resource page in our link for today.

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Teach math visual

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Great way of making math real for our learners.

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My disability is invisible

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Many people have disabilities, learning disabilities and others, that are invisible. With that come a lot of issues and opinions and misunderstanding from their environment. As the frontiers website puts it:”these individuals can often feel not ‘believed’ or ‘inadequate’, and may feel the need to ‘mask’ their difficulties in order to fit in with others. “.

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Check the math growth mind set

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Jo Boaler has created a rubric to help your students take stock of their math mindset. Are they part of the fixed mindset crowd or did they move on to the growth mindset. A wonderful tool.

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