Great program for kids with dyscacalculia

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Matific is a great program that will have your kids love math. It is available on pc, iphone/ipad and android and is designed by mathematicians, developers and a gamer. It stays away from rote skill and drills.

Matific

The program is suitable for both home and school use. Teachers will be able to follow their students progress.

As a bonus it is available in a range of languages.

Go check it out, one of the better ones I have come across!

 

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Does your elementary child have dyscalculia?

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There are numerous warning signs for dyscalculia, and as the child gets older the warning signs will change slightly.  We have focused on warning signs in early elementary.  If anyone needs warning signs for a different age they are welcome to contact us, and we will be happy to help. Parents will possibly see a variety of signs and they should know it is very common for dyscalculia to co-occur with other learning differences.

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A challenge for Toronto students on Alzheimer

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  1. No math abilities? No spending problem

Challenge: Over 360,000 people in the GTA are affected by dyscalculia – the inability to understand numbers and do simple mathematical calculations. To some of these people, counting change in a store can be a nightmare. Engineering students coded new apps that help those challenged when they’re at the checkout.

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