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November 12, 2016

Dyscalculia Nov 12 New lab helps students slay math #dyscalculia The new Mastery Math lab could help you with your university core math class. The new lab is in room 266 of the Green Library and has 126 computers. Students… Dyscalculia Nov 12 What it means for your brain if you’re bad at math #dyscalculia Researchers at Georgetown University Medical School and Stanford University have found research that suggests that student who struggle with math may have a learning difference similar to dyslexia. In fact,…

November 11, 2016

Dyscalculia Nov 11 West Virginia schools roll out new math standards #dyscalculia Math curriculum standards across the state of West Virginia are changing! Read about the state’s initiative to streamline course-content and modify outcomes to relate to real-world applications for students enrolled. Dyscalculia Nov 11 Microsoft’s Windows Ink will soon do your math homework for you #dyscalculia Interested in integrating technology in your child’s math learning routine! Mark Hachman showcases the new inking technology in Microsoft Windows 10 and how it can be used to help your…

November 10, 2016

Dyscalculia Nov 10 How Friendly Is The Ghanaian Education To The Dyslexic Child #dyscalculia Learn about the challenges that occur with dyslexia in schools across the world. Read about the issues created by the school systems in Ghana, which do not systematically recognized difference… Dyscalculia Nov 10 Study Finds How Kids Can Succeed At Math #dyscalculia Do you ever wonder why some kids have more success learning mathematical skills than other children their age? Read about a study that shows a causal link between auditory processing…

October 25, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 25 Research shows NMSU’s Math Snacks games improve student learning #dyscalculia Looking for ways to excite your child about math in and out of the classroom? Read about New Mexico State University’s initiative to create games that entertain as well as…

October 24, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 24 A Wordless Way to Teach Math #dyscalculia Math teacher and mime: Math professor Tim Chartier uses the art of mime to demonstrate mathematical concepts to audiences ranging from elementary school kids to adults in his stage show… Dyscalculia Oct 24 Johns Hopkins summer course teaches the beauty of math through music #dyscalculia Learn about the connection between math and music in the classroom! Read about how the Johns Hopkins School is using its three-credit, Mathematics of Music course to demonstrate the connection…

October 23, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 23 What Your Brain Looks Like When It Solves a Math Problem #dyscalculia This is your brain on math: check out what the human brain looks like during each step of solving a math problem, thanks to new research from a team at…