Dyscalculia assessment tool

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1 in 10 Children suffers from working memory problems, causing educational problems. One tool to test children is the Automated Working Memory Assessment (AWMA; Alloway, 2007 published by Pearson). The benefit of the AWMA is that it is designed to provide a practical and convenient way for non-expert assessors such as teachers to screen their pupils for significant working memory problems, with a user-friendly interface. The automated presentation and scoring of tasks provide consistency in presentation of stimuli across participants, thus reducing experimenter error.

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Testing Dyscalculia

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Another comprehensive explanation of how you can get your Dyscalculia tested.

This ehow explains the most common methods however you need to bear in mind that in order to get certain benefits from your school district, you need to check with the counselors what diagnose they accept to provide facilities to your dyscalculic child.

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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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