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February 10, 2017
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Can a child who starts kindergarten with few reading or math skills catch up? #dyscalculia
Children are both resilient and mindful. Even if they enter kindergarten with limited skills, they quickly catch up because it is a social and academic environment. What ‘grade’ did you…
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Connecting math and real life at Carver High School #dyscalculia
Making the connection from any subject to real life makes it more understandable. Our minds seem to capture concepts that we apply in everyday life. Is there a way to…
February 1, 2017
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Mothers’ early support boosts children’s math achievement Society for Research in Child Devt #dyscalculia
Mother’s are often the ones that teach their children those early, essential skills. For instance, reading to their child every night. However, research shows the earlier you present math facts…
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Girls Dive into Math and Science on the Big Island #dyscalculia
Girls Exploring Math and Science (GEMS) is a call to girls. For decades, fewer girls have signed up for math or science classes because of the myth. What are your…
January 31, 2017
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Summer Climb shows growth in reading, math skills #dyscalculia
Summer Climb is a new program that helps students get up to grade-level in reading and math. Eligible students to get in this program are kindergarten through second grade with…
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A Teacher’s Guide to Helping Kids With Common Core Math #dyscalculia
As Common Core has become standard, teachers are finding ways to help their children relax. They still know the answer, they are only answering it a different way. When students…
