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Read all about it HERE | understood is HERE
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Dyscalculia: News from the web:
But it never hurts to repeat that message, see the quote below:
For as long as I can remember, teachers, friends, and family members have always pointed out that for a fairly intelligent person, my mathematical sense is completely out of whack.
Now, I can tell them they were right – being dyscalculaic doesn’t make you any less intelligent – it just means that your mind might work in a different way to other people. And that’s ok.
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Christina Tondevold is providing you with four videos on Numeracy and Number relations. Very suitable for teachers who want to apply this in the classroom. The link below brings you to her signup page.
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Although we try to stay away from politics on this site, here is a story about a NY politician, diagnosed with a range of things among which dyscalculia, who wants to help and get some legislation going to ensure the Learning disabled get the support they need and deserve. Very interesting read!
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Amna Saleem shares with us the seven things she learned from having to deal with Dyscalculia.
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