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November 10, 2016

Dyscalculia Nov 10 Study Finds How Kids Can Succeed At Math #dyscalculia Do you ever wonder why some kids have more success learning mathematical skills than other children their age? Read about a study that shows a causal link between auditory processing… Sensory Processing Disorder Nov 10 What Fear Does to Your Brain – And How to Stop It #spd Are your fears holding you back in any way? Learn about how fear works, its mechanisms, and what you can do to counterbalance those mechanisms. Learn more about this important…

October 26, 2016

Sensory Processing Disorder Oct 26 The ABC’s of autism: Preparing children for school #spd Going back to school can be especially challenging for students with autism and their families. Check out one father’s back-to-school routine for his autistic son, and get tips for how…

October 25, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 25 Research shows NMSU’s Math Snacks games improve student learning #dyscalculia Looking for ways to excite your child about math in and out of the classroom? Read about New Mexico State University’s initiative to create games that entertain as well as… Sensory Processing Disorder Oct 25 Gym Helps Autistic Kids and Adults Get Moving, Improve Motor Skills and More #spd A gym in Orange, CT, caters to autistic children and adults with amazing results. Check out how this gym tailors its classes for autistic people and how much of a…

October 24, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 24 A Wordless Way to Teach Math #dyscalculia Math teacher and mime: Math professor Tim Chartier uses the art of mime to demonstrate mathematical concepts to audiences ranging from elementary school kids to adults in his stage show… Dyscalculia Oct 24 Johns Hopkins summer course teaches the beauty of math through music #dyscalculia Learn about the connection between math and music in the classroom! Read about how the Johns Hopkins School is using its three-credit, Mathematics of Music course to demonstrate the connection… Sensory Processing Disorder Oct 24 How to deal with ‘highly sensitive people’ in the workplace #spd Some people are highly sensitive, and while it may be annoying to work with them they deserve to be treated with respect. Jennifer Newman breaks down how and when to…

October 23, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 23 What Your Brain Looks Like When It Solves a Math Problem #dyscalculia This is your brain on math: check out what the human brain looks like during each step of solving a math problem, thanks to new research from a team at… Dyscalculia Oct 23 Killer comets make math fun #dyscalculia A group of lucky star gazing students got to visit New Mexico Tech’s Observatory. Their teachers hope that these hands on approach will help get students passionate about their education.