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January 31, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 31 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… Dyscalculia Jan 31 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…

January 27, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 27 Freshmen tackle upper-level math in special course #dyscalculia It is never too early to perfect math skills. The earlier, the better as middle school students are taught harder math skill sets and seemingly learn better as a freshman…

January 26, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 26 Students better at math have economic impact #dyscalculia Florida’s economy is depending on their next generation’s ability in math and science of growing their state both economically and in the realm of technology. Do you feel that math…

January 25, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 25 Common Core Update: Feelings More Important Than Accuracy in Math Answers #dyscalculia There is a new layer to Common Core math. Students now have the option to include how they feel emotional as they solve the problems. The plan consists of both… Dyscalculia Jan 25 Local students learn about math and science careers #dyscalculia Career fairs seem commonplace in society. They have been taking place for decades. However, they are growing and becoming a primary source of recruitment for many companies. Science and math…

January 23, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 23 Program makes math fun #dyscalculia There are more and more programs available to make math both easy and fun. Have you researched math camps and programs in your area? The events are becoming widespread and… Dyscalculia Jan 23 Summer camp to address gap in math achievement #dyscalculia There is a noticeable gap in teaching math. It is proven that boys are taught math at a higher level because of the myth than girls are primarily bad at…

January 18, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 18 The Psychosocial Implications of ADHD in Adults #dyscalculia Do you know if you have ADHD? Different factors influence the epidemiology of ADHD. 4.1% of Americans ages 18 years and older are diagnosed with ADHD each year. By age…

January 17, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 17 New math tools for new materials #dyscalculia Math is evolving from 1 +1 into something far more in depth. Both critical and analytical approaches are being made. Art, as well as 3D imaging, has enabled us to…