Podcast about dyscalculia

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Listen to this interesting podcast from the Understood organization about dyscalculia

We also have our podcasts about news and views about dyscalculia, click the link for today below.

Read all about it: HERE

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Accelerate Learning for Students with Disabilities During COVID-19 and Beyond

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The National Center for Learning Disabilities has written a report on how we can use some opportunities to accelerate learning for students with disabilities during the pandemic and even beyond.

The report is easy to read and has real policy proposals and implementation recommendations.

Read all about it: HERE

Early Childhood Development and Lifelong Health Are Deeply Intertwined

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The environments we create and the experiences we provide for young children and their families not only affect the developing brain but also many other physiological systems. Biological systems like the brain and the autonomic nervous system, immune system, heart and gut interact with each other and with the environment and environmental stress negatively influences all of them. Remediation may be possible at any age but outcomes are better and easier to achieve when interventions are provided earlier and more cost effective than trying to fix them later.

Read all about it: HERE

Royal awareness for Dyscalculia

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This is so cool the Crown Prince of Norway met with people who have learning disabilities.

In the meeting, His Royal Highness said: “It’s not about intelligence at all. It is a disability. If we can manage to facilitate in the right way and find solutions, there is so much good people there – good people that we need in society”.

Read all about it: HERE

Stay away from timed tests

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The Dyslexia Octopus shares a good story about why timed tests are no good for children with dyslexia and I would venture to say that the same would be true for children with dyscalculia.

Read all about it: HERE