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January 4, 2017
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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…
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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
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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…
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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…
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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…
December 21, 2016
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Idaho’s ‘math initiative’ hasn’t improved kids’ math scores they’ve actually dropped #dyscalculia
When you think of an initiative through the education system, what do you think about? If you are like most people, you believe that this is a way to improve…
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Students explore science, math on summer break #dyscalculia
Read how the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program are using their acclaimed summer courses to inspire more female students to consider STEM careers. This summer program is helping to…
December 20, 2016
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There Is No Right Way to Learn #dyscalculia
The road to higher education is always difficult but now imagine having an “invisible obstacle” while trying to obtain higher education. To learn more about the road to higher education…
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Math magician shows students a new kind of magic #dyscalculia
Although Mario the Magician does not have formally training in engineering or science, his 3-D creations have turned him into one of the country’s top magicians. Read the amazing story…
