Alternative ways to work Dyscalculia Kids

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To support kids with Dyscalculia you need to work with some alternative teaching methods. Kids with Dyscalculia encounter Visual-spatial difficulties and Language processing difficulties. There are some ways you can help your child to overcome these difficulties and still be successful in mastering math. The link below provides some good examples.

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Math with Mike

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Math with Mike is a blog that provides all kind of math tools and tips for children with learning disabilities such as Dyscalculia.

He provides free worksheets that you can integrate in the Math education of the children and he has tried the tools first on children with Dyscalculia so you know that it will appeal to them.

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Puzzles for Kids

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We bring you a link to a site with links to puzzles for kids. Most, if not all, are free to download or to play with. It includes a link to the great program Number Sense, the best program yet to mediate Dyscalculia. This program is still in development and keeps being improved from time to time. Go dowload it and try it, all for free. Just be careful not to click any links to other software that you would need to pay for.

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Child development of problem solving skills

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Although not directly a study about Dyscalculia, still this study from Stanford University, Chung-Ang university and the university of Missouri is an interesting, yet challenging read.

The researchers say it like this: ” Our study highlights the contribution of hippocampal–prefrontal circuits to the early development of retrieval fluency in arithmetic problem solving and provides a novel framework for studying dynamic developmental processes that accompany children’s development of problem-solving skills.”

You can download a copy through the link below

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