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October 23, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 23 Killer comets make math fun #dyscalculia A group of lucky star gazing students got to visit New Mexico Tech’s Observatory. Their teachers hope that these hands on approach will help get students passionate about their education.

October 22, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 22 Pilot program to helps students struggling with math #dyscalculia A new math camp in Corpus Christie has recently launched. Camp organizers hope that the camp will help reduce dropout rates and increase the number of college bound students. Dyscalculia Oct 22 Computer game improves children’s math performance #dyscalculia Is limiting your child’s computer game time hindering their math development? This computer game is shown to improve kids’ math scores! Technology may fundamentally change the way kids learn and…

October 21, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 21 Notre Dame Prep student teaches first graders to love math #dyscalculia Sophomore, Alex Blanchet spends his spare time teaching first graders problem solving strategies with math games. It started out as an idea for a school project, but ended up as… Dyscalculia Oct 21 Professor creates tool to help identify young students with math demotivation #dyscalculia The emphasis has been on reading and writing learning difficulties for years. This professor has created a tool to help identify young students with psychological aversions to math so that…

October 20, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 20 My Kid’s Not Perfect…And Neither Is Yours #dyscalculia Failing is a part of growing up. Admitting your child has weakness will go a long way in raising well rounded ones. It begins with admitting that as parents we’re… Dyscalculia Oct 20 ‘At-risk’ students falling behind in math #dyscalculia Eight-year-old De’Sean Steele, who feels that he benefitted from volunteer tutoring services, says that he thinks everyone should be able to get help in school if they need it. Should…

October 19, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 19 Low math confidence discourages female students from pursuing STEM disciplines #dyscalculia Researchers believe that female students are less likely to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math because of low math confidence. Is this an issue of nature or nurture? Dyscalculia Oct 19 Show those boys how math is done #dyscalculia Math, science, technology and engineering have long been viewed as masculine fields and subjects. Is this an issue of nurture or nature? Well, it would appear as though girls can…

October 18, 2016

Dyscalculia Oct 18 Teaching Coding Can Also Help Improve Our Students’ Math Scores #dyscalculia Technology is the future whether we like it or not. Progressive teachers believe that students who learn software programming perform better in math. Applied mathematics gets kids passionate about school!