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SFUSD makes the grade in its new approach to math #dyscalculia

A lot of children across the U.S. were graduating without enough understanding of math a few years ago. So mathematicians and teachers studied how math is taught in countries where students do good on math tests. The result they came up with was the Common Core. This changed how math was taught.

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Learning more about dyslexia and help that is available #dyslexia

In people with dyslexia, symptoms can be mild or severe. Dyslexia is a learning difference. A bill signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown helps define dyslexia and how it is identified. To help launch a series of gatherings on the subject UC Merced is partnering with the DDCA. They will discuss tools for identification […]

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Teachers learn to make math fun, engaging #dyscalculia

Growing up, did you like math? Do you like math now? Do you have a child that you find making math fun with? Chances are if you are like most parents then you are not a fan of math and I can’t blame you there but there are ways to make math fun and engaging.

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Does the fear of math keep us from truly learning? #dyscalculia

Some people might be genuinely good at math, whereas others may struggle with the subject. Learn a little about the people who have excelled at math in the past. They have developed a love of learning that continues to help them at every stage. That is a great model for how others can start to […]

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The 8 Reasons People Hate Math (and Why You Should Love It) #dyscalculia

Traditionally, math is one of the least popular subjects among students in the country. Think of reasons why the subject has become so unpopular among those in school. They find it difficult to pass their tests and advance in grade level over time. People want to find the right strategy that makes math easier to […]

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