Did you know that there are increasing numbers of undiagnosed students with Dyslexia? It’s true and often these students are labeled as uninterested in school Read this article to learn more!
Does your child hate loud noises or foods with certain textures? They may have sensory processing disorder. Find out more about the condition and what separates it from autism spectrum disorders in this article.
Do you struggle with numbers and simple math? You may be one of the 8% of the population who has dyscalculia, dyslexia’s numbers-focused cousin. Find out more about the symptoms in this video.
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, but one teacher makes a focus on dyslexia part of his daily routine. Find out more about a school-within-a-school for students with language-based learning differences and how it is making a difference for students.
Does your child struggle with learning to read? They may have dyslexia, a common learning difference that unfortunately comes with may misdiagnoses and misconceptions. Find out about a mother’s journey with her dyslexic child in this video.
Math was always a terrible subject for me so to see these math teachers reaching out to students that had a hard time with a subject like I did in this very subject is amazing. I love that not only are these teachers working hard to help the students but that there is now a Grant that they received to help further the initiative.
There are “ah ha” moments in every profession. I loved reading about this one when it comes to a teacher having one with a student in his classroom. It absolutely warmed my heart that a teacher realized his “ah ha” moment and shared it with you and me!
How cool is this app now for your smart phone or device? Version 3.0 of Photomath allows you to point, shoot and solve the problem if you aren’t sure how to solve a problem it will help you! Where was this when I was in school?
The new Mastery Math lab could help you with your university core math class. The new lab is in room 266 of the Green Library and has 126 computers. Students can work on group projects at the three teamwork stations or get help from a faculty member or a new learning assistant.
Researchers at Georgetown University Medical School and Stanford University have found research that suggests that student who struggle with math may have a learning difference similar to dyslexia. In fact, it may relate to issues with procedural memory.
