The legal side of Dyscalculia

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Anne M. McGinnis, attorney and Ph.D., addressed frequently asked questions related to specific learning disabilities, and provided practical suggestions to school personnel in a recent issue of the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) On Board publication.

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Changing the American Math curriculum

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Jo Boaler: It’s funny, really. When I was in school and many years ago, the joke of maths teachers used to be, “You’ve got to be able to do all these calculations because you’re never going to be walking around with a calculator in your hand.” Well, turns out that everybody’s walking around with a calculator in their hand.

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How to boost the place value insight

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What pupils who makes errors due to limited understanding of place value is definitely DO NOT is need more practice of column addition and subtraction. In most cases pupils need to secure their understanding of what happens to tens and ones when counting up and down – regrouping ten ones for a ten when counting up and regrouping ten ones for ten when counting down. Once secure with this they need to be able to regroup numbers into hundreds, tens, ones in a number of ways.

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