The Number Crunch That Wasn’t Michelle’s dyscalculia isn’t about flipping digits—it’s a brain glitch that scrambles math’s logic. “I don’t understand how numbers work,” she admits, from multiplication tables to clock faces. Add limited hand dexterity (goodbye, neat handwriting) and visual perception hiccups (hello, crop-circle mowing), and school was a maze. Diagnosed in the ‘80s […]
Does your child seem to have more trouble with math than others? Just doesn’t seem to get it sometimes? Even math that seems like it should be easy?
And even after they’ve been shown many times?
Does your child seem smart but just breaks down when it comes to math?
And maybe you’ve been really puzzled about that? You work hard helping your child with math but just seem to get nowhere. Frustrating right?
If that’s you, this video may have some answers for you
A quick and easy dyslexia screener. Watch the video and add up your points. Further screening available if needed.
Did you know that despite your child’s learning disability, Even with dyscalculia mastering math is a possibility? That no one is predetermined to be horrible at math? Yep. Learn more in this article.
Not only can one-on-one tutoring benefit kids with dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia, it can actually physically change their brains. When given the support they need, studies suggest that these students’ brains become nearly indistinguishable from the rest of their peers over time. That’s the wonders of neuroplasticity and neurogenesis at work
Ah, we remember the good ol’ days when we had to memorize our times table.
But is memorizing the best way to learn math? This study doesn’t think so.
Children with dyscalculia or other math difficulties may lag behind during a math class. But whose to say they can’t get better? Some simple exercises can really help.
Children with dyscalculia are doomed when it comes to mastering math. Agree, no? Read on
If your child feeling anxious about doing math? It may be time to try some one-on-one tutoring.
Math can make kids bored, but letting them bring their iPads to school can actually help!
