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January 11, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 11 Fearing math #dyscalculia Often times, quality and quantity are inversely related. For those of you who may have a bit of math anxiety, this means that more is not always better. Should we… Dyscalculia Jan 11 Oman wellness: Learning difficulties in children #dyscalculia Have you given any thought to how to deal with learning difficulties? Is this an obstacle that you face in your family? To learn more about dealing with learning difficulties,…

January 10, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 10 Add these 4 strategies for a better math experience #dyscalculia What kinds of strategies do you think would make for a better math experience for students? Check out this article to take a look at these four strategies for a… Dyscalculia Jan 10 UW professors lauded for helping math haters #dyscalculia Many students entering college are deathly afraid of taking math and will outright avoid majors with math requirements. These University of Wisconsin professors have taken it upon themselves to get…

January 9, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 9 Sky’s the limit: Career options for those with learning disabilities #dyscalculia When you think about jobs that certain people can now hold in today’s world what do you think about? Check out this article to see just how the sky is… Dyscalculia Jan 9 Bad At Math? What The Human Brain’s Weakness For Numbers Means For Your Cognitive Health #dyscalculia As the field of neuroscience discovers more and more about the inner workings of our brains, we are able to connect more of this research to subjective psychology. What does…

January 7, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 7 Ministers back full state funding for schools that don’t teach math #dyscalculia Have you ever heard about a school that doesn’t teach math at all? It would seem that ministers fully support this idea. To learn more about ministers who back full…

January 6, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 6 The ‘boys are better at math’ mindset creates gender gap in sciences #dyscalculia Which came first… the chicken or the egg? Kelly Wallace thinks that attitudes toward gender differences could be impacting gender gaps in some career fields such as engineering and math. Dyscalculia Jan 6 Conference focuses on how families can improve math fluency #dyscalculia Did your student catch your math anxiety? That’s right. Math anxiety might be contagious. Children learn through observation. If you avoid math and express negativity toward it, don’t be surprised…

January 5, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 5 $1 million grant to benefit K-12 teaching of math, science #dyscalculia Have you heard recently about what grants are doing for our children in schools? Well if you haven’t, here is a great article for you to read to learn about…