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March 6, 2016
Dyscalculia
Science, math & art valued more than technology in education poll #dyscalculia
The article talked about a survey that was given where people wanted more emphasis put on math and science. It talked about incorporating technology into the classroom and whether, or…
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Family-friendly math in Somersworth #dyscalculia
Discover Kitchen Math- Family night is a program run by a New Hampshire school. Its purpose is to teach young children fundamentals of basic mathematics by incorporating it into fun…
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Making math fun — and rewarding #dyscalculia
The article is about the challenges of math and why some students fail at math. The Math teacher in this article is explaining how everyone is capable of learning math…
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Mathnasium – A Different Approach to Math #dyscalculia
A previous student from the Evergreen State College; Jennifer Chevalier has always had a passion for math. She teaches math and is becoming an owner of Mathnasium of Olympia due…
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New math series chosen for K-8 #dyscalculia
The McCook Public School District plans to launch the new $180k math program for the 2016 school year. The new program will provide new books, computer software, and new ideas…
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How ‘Frozen’ Inspired My Preschooler to Learn Math #dyscalculia
Disney’s Frozen has enjoyed a new level of popularity among families. Characters such as Queen Elsa give viewers something to aspire to in the future. But one parent’s story has…
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John Urschel Talks About Why More Young Kids Don’t Love Math #dyscalculia
John Urschel is a professional football player who is also a mathematician. He says that math and football work in a synergistic way. Urschel believes kids don’t take interest in…
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PARENTING:”My daughter’s teacher thinks she has dyscalculia–how can I help?” #dyscalculia
If your child is having any type of difficulty in school, including dyscalculia, there are several steps you need to take as a parent. First, make sure your child’s school…
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Does Music Give You Math Skills? It’s a Tricky Equation #dyscalculia
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Department outreach fuels passion for math #dyscalculia
Professors in the Department of Mathematics at Cornell’s College of Arts and Sciences have created a course for Ithaca High School. The course is taught on the IHS campus by…
