Easy read watches

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See these easy read watches. People with dyscalculia have problems with reading analog time, so this would be one option to help them, or a snazzy digital watch.

College degree at 76 with dyscalculia

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At age 76, Elinor McNeel isn’t letting her learning disability hold her back from getting her college degree.

40 years after leaving college due to her struggle with math, McNeel enrolled in Penn State World Campus and found the culprit had a name — dyscalculia

Read all about it HERE

The four D’s of learning disabilities/differences

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Understanding learning differences is the first step toward effective support. As Dr. Ruby Ahuja emphasizes, “These differences don’t define a person’s potential. With proper understanding and support, individuals with learning differences can achieve remarkable success.”

If you notice signs of learning differences in yourself or your child, seeking professional guidance is crucial.

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Time for parent teacher conferences

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The good people from the Understood organization have you covered and present a full toolkit with tips and tools for your upcoming parent teacher meeting. Take advantage of it and be prepared. Catching a learning disability early is important, make sure you get the best out of the conferences.

Read all about it HERE

Teaching Dyscalculia outside

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