Dangerous Dyscalculia

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A nice example we encountered on Twitter where someone tweeted:

So remember when I said my blood pressure was 160/89? I misread it, and it was 106/89. Damn dyscalculia! <mutter mutter>

Just one example where in adult life your dyscalculia can play a role in confusion and mistakes that are often not without consequences.
You don’t “grow out of it”, you don’t “get over it” Take the test, know what the issue is and take action.

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make Dyscalculia understandable for kids

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The dysbuster blog shares a good article about the website frontiers for young minds, where all articles are written by pros but reviewed by kids for readability and understandability HERE is their contribution about dyscalculia.

Read all about it: HERE

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Research opportunity

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We are reposting a tweet below about participating in a research  project about research opportunity with on how dyscalculia and other impact students’ ability to be successful in math. The interview will take place between October 1-5, 2018. For more info email: mshah@microsoft.comdyscalculia:

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