The 12 most controversial facts in mathematics #dyscalculia
Have you or your child run into issues with math? There are fun activities you can do together as to further both of your mathematical ability. Do you already implement games or puzzles?
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Learning Differences Instead of Disabilities and Special Needs #adhd
Have you praised your child recently for a small achievement? It is a matter of equalizing the praise with the tough love that some situations may both require and call for.
Pi is delicious — and other math lessons you’ll be happy to learn #dyscalculia
Not all math is boring or typical. There are always tiny little secrets and inside jokes that can keep it interesting. For instance, Pi is a fun way to wordplay while also being able to memorize what Pi equals to.
MATH, SCIENCE NIGHT: Students get hands-on STEM experience #dyscalculia
STEM is new and it is in a constant state of evolution. What many educators have learned is that teaching in a real world application-way seems to excite the children and also assists in their retaining the information.
Common Core’s New New Math Has the Same Problem as the Old New Math #dyscalculia
Math has always been a headache for teachers, students, and parents alike. Every student learns differently and math is simply one of those subjects that some show aptitude in while others struggle even through higher education.
Dyslexia teaching workshop #dyslexia
Workshops, camps, and social gatherings for children with special needs is such a gift. It is the one place they do not feel different and can make friends they have things in common with other than social and education obstacles.
Event lets kids compete in math, Minecraft, drawing, spelling #dyscalculia
Competition is natural between children. Whether it is math, spelling, or Minecraft, allowing students or your children to compete for prizes and rewards often gives them the motivation to try harder and for the long-term.
Indy math teacher: Students are “thinkers, not human calculators” #dyscalculia
Teachers beginning to take a stand for students as requirements grow for both state tests and meeting Common Core standards. Do you believe our children are meant to be human calculators?
Are public schools failing dyslexic children? #dyslexia
The fact that public schools continue to fail students with special needs still fails to surprise me, however, how do we stop the inequality? What ways can we contribute to training staff and projecting our children into success through academics?
Is HR “failing” dyslexic employees? #dyslexia
Not every employee reports whether or not they have been diagnosed with dyslexia. But in the same regard, when disclosed, often employers do not know how to manage an employee with dyslexia.