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January 9, 2017

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…

January 4, 2017

Dyscalculia Jan 4 Adding fun to equation eases stress of learning math #dyscalculia Breaking news… making math fun and less stressful helps kids learn better! When students are asked to solve real world problems, studies show that they have a much better understanding… Dyscalculia Jan 4 Math stairs added to elementary school #dyscalculia This elementary school took immersive education to a new level by decorating their campus with math and numbers. By putting math problems on their stairs, they hope to capitalize on…

December 29, 2016

Dyscalculia Dec 29 Actually, SAT results don’t confirm boys are better at math than girls #dyscalculia Academia has always relied on SAT scores. However, new numbers are showing that they balance between male and female scores cannot be reliably gauged because more girls take the test… Dyscalculia Dec 29 Editor’s Notebook: School’s back, and so is the math homework #dyscalculia Do you have children in school? If you are like most people who have children in school, then you can’t wait for school to be back in session. But, what… Dyscalculia Dec 29 New Theory Debunks Consensus that Math Abilities are Innate #dyscalculia Recent research believes that math skills are not innate. By learning how the brain processes math and other math concepts, instructors can start teaching the subject in a more enjoyable…