Math Masters solves school problems for area families #dyscalculia

The article demonstrates the importance of mathematics in the educational system with young students and stresses how crucial the subject is to our daily life. What may seem like theoretical, boring material is actually quite useful and practical in the long run during our lives. The article profiles a math tutoring system that has seen […]

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Community colleges ace making math more relevant #dyscalculia

Students either love math or they hate it. Very few people will mention mild feelings, when discussing the subject. A Washington community college has developed a program that shows a great deal of progress in teaching basic math skills to those, who struggled to pass basic high-school classes. The IBEST program is proving to be […]

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Students encouraged to explore math, engineering ideas #dyscalculia

An education program with the Department of Defense has partnered with Woodall high school to give students more opportunities to work on science, technology, engineering and math. The program, titled STARBASE, encourages teamwork among the students and teachers have given the program high marks. The program so far has focused on robotics but has the […]

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Don’t Let Special Needs Students Fall Behind #dyscalculia

This article demonstrates the importance of an equal education for all students, regardless of intellectual ability. Many special needs students are falling behind, and this article stresses the importance of leveling the playing field and improving resources for students who have special needs. Many of these students need the special attention that they may not […]

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Teachers focus on math pupils’ needs #dyscalculia

Alta Vista Elementary school has started blending its math and science classes, by placing students in different grades in the same math and science classes. This program is meant to ensure that students are learning at the right pace, no matter their age. Teachers have their students sit in clusters and teach the students in […]

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The evidence for musical dyslexia #dyscalculia

This article details the theory and actuality behind musical dyslexia, as it has become a popular topic as of late in the musical world. Musical dyslexia is quite an enigma and although it is a problem, studies show that many talented musicals learn by ear rather than by written musical interpretations.

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Math help for kids and parents at YMCA #dyscalculia

A Math and Parents Partners Program is being offered for free at the Stevens Point YMCA every Saturday morning. The idea behind the program is to help parents help their children learn math, something for which many parents feel ill-equipped. Because the whole family is invited to attend, learning becomes something in which everyone is […]

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