Your native tongue may help your math skills!

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A pretty surprising discovery is that learning numbersense in Japanese, Chinese or Turkish seems to be easier than doing the same in English. This may be part of the explanation of why children from that region seem to have less issues mastering math.

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Counting 1-10 FREE app!

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We found a free app that will teach children to count the numbers from 1 to 10. Most interventions are helpful to get the attention and give the children the feeling that math can be fun and is everywhere around us. A positive attitude will go a long way to help difficulties with math. To re-mediate a dyscalculia condition more testing and analysis will have to be done with specific interventions but for now, just enjoy the little free app.

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Brain studies may help Dyscalculia

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Researchers at Benasich’s lab in Newark, N.J. study patterns in the brain waves of infants and toddlers. They try to come up with models that predict later academic success based on brain activity at a young age. Eventually we might be able to establish how a kid needs to learn by scanning their brain before they enter school. Read the great article in the Scientic American in the link for today.

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