Yes, Dyscalculia is inborn, read the proof.

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Dyscalculia: News from the web: (not new but still very relevant)

Karin Landerl and her team at the University of Graz, Austria, investigated the development of numerical processing in elementary school children with dyscalculia and a control group with good arithmetic skills.

Landerl and colleagues conclude a biologically driven deficit causes children with dyscalculia to have an imprecise internal representation of numbers, which explains these children’s difficulty with the number line task.

Read all about it: HERE

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Great advice from a great photographer

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A great photographer, who is diagnosed with dyscalculia, is interviewed and here is what she had to say about it:

TNS: What is your greatest challenge while photographing. You’ve been diagnosed with dyscalculia. Does that make adjusting aperture and shutter speed the most difficult bit, or could it be safety/security concerns?

SK: In knowing and owning your disability, which in my case as you rightly stated is dyscalculia, I feel it has given me a strength and clarity which I may never have had had I not got the diagnosis.

Read all about it: HERE

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