What does your brain with dyscalculia do outside experiments?

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This is a nice piece of research that will need some more follow up. In research, participants in a study are often placed in an environment that eliminates all outside distractions. This is how they have measured the brain activity in children with dyscalculia. Now researchers are curious about what other situations trigger that part of the brain in regular life. Well it turns out, but needs lots of confirmation, that the pieces of the brain that are affected with dyscalculia also get triggered when people with dyscalculia refer in a conversation to an object with a numerical content.

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Resources for Dyscalculia

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Although we are disappointed that our site was not mentioned, still we want to direct your attention to the “helpforstrugglingreaders” blog who today issued a list of “best websites” and this time for Dyscalculia. As we mentioned, they forgot DyscalculiaHeadlines.com and they also missed DyscalculiaServices.com but still there are some great sites listed you should visit.

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Counting on your fingers may prevent Dyscalculia

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Research has confirmed something we all may have thought. Counting on your fingers is good for your understanding of math and the number-line. Future research needs to confirm if it also helps to avoid Dyscalculia by programming the brain in the  right way.

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