Dyscalculia and academic and career success

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Individuals with Math Disorder are capable of achievement in mathematics courses, with support, tutoring, and self-esteem building. If the individual believes that the disability is a challenge and not a deficit, the student will be more likely to work toward academic and career success. As part of a learning disabilities evaluation in particular, processing difficulties must be thoroughly assessed (Zera & Lucian, 2001).

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Dyscalculia in the workplace

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Employers may need a tool to see if their employees could have a learning disability. Although it will remain a screening and not a real diagnose, it is very useful to prevent future problems if learning disabilities are identified. The Washington State Department of Social and Health services provides the tool in the link for today.

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Demystification Conference

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Here is a great example of what a school can do to support children with learning disablities. They organize an annual conference where they discuss all the ins and outs of the various learning disabilities with the children so they understand the medical terms and can really “own” their learning disabilty.

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