This short training is designed for parents, teachers and school counselors to gain a better understanding of what dyscalculia is.

The slogan is: You may be familiar with the A B C of Dyslexia, in this Training we give you the 1 2 3 of Dyscalculia.

The training has five modules https://DyscalculiaAwareness.org

1. What is dyscalculia.

2.     Details of developmental dyscalculia and number sense.

3.     The importance and relation between working memory, processing speed and attention.

4.     How to identify dyscalculia.

5. How to help children with dyscalculia.

Once you answer the questions in the end test correctly, a certificate is issued

To ensure people can learn about dyscalculia in an easy format we have recorded five free webinars that are rebroadcasted every working day at three different times to cover different time zones worldwide.

You can sign up for the webinars at https://webinars.dyscalculiatrainingcenter.com

The webinars are:

·        Dyscalculia an introduction

·        Early warning signs, screening and testing

·        Golden rules for dyscalculia interventions

·        Effective use of manipulatives

·        Dyscalculia in the classroom

We hear this often: “why do we need a diagnostic assessment; I can tell you what my child can and cannot do with math”.

The analogy is with your general physician, when you visit them with pain in your stomach area, you cannot just say: “please treat me I can point you where the pain is”. The doc needs to get some testing done to see if the cause would be the bad taco you ate yesterday evening or if it could be an ulcer.

Likewise with dyscalculia we need to have a diagnostic assessment to see where exactly the trouble with math comes from and how we can best help you or your child.

Read all about our Diagnostic Assessments HERE

No less than 43 free downloadable tools are in our https://dyscalculiatoolkit.org/

A free service to help tutors and parents, helping their children with math troubles or dyscalculia.

An often-forgotten category of people with dyscalculia are the adults, so we dedicated a separate webpage to them https://adultdyscalculia.org

We hear more and more signs from adults who are looking to get closure on their questions about why math has been so difficult for them. Mostly they have dyscalculia but it has never been recognized, assessed or remediated.

As adults have other needs, we have created a video series called “Math In Real Life” a video series for people of 18 to 80 with no difficult formulas or factoring polynomials but rather short videos with explanations on how to use math in everyday situations.

From giving tip and change in a restaurant to adjusting a recipe in the kitchen, choosing a mortgage or cell phone contract or even working in the garden. Math is everywhere around us and these adults are very aware of it so we have no less than 37 videos to help them review the basic operations in various ways and apply some easy math to feel more confident in real life.