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February 25
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Breaking Down Barriers: Dyscalculia Research Offers New Insights
A recent study sheds new light on dyscalculia, a learning disability that affects an individual's ability to understand and work with numbers.
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HBSE Board Exams 2026: Empowering Students with Dyscalculia through Inclusive Education
The HBSE has taken a significant step towards inclusive education by announcing the date sheet for Class 10 and 12 board exams 2026 and providing support for students with dyscalculia.
February 21
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UK Hospital Team Wins Award for Supporting Colleague with Dyscalculia
A UK hospital team has been recognized for their exceptional support of a colleague with dyscalculia, demonstrating the power of inclusive workplaces.
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Ulverston Landmark Shines Purple for Dyscalculia Awareness
The Sir John Barrow Monument in Ulverston, UK, will shine purple on March 3, 2026, to raise dyscalculia awareness.
February 20
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Parent-Led Movement Challenge Builds Awareness for Mathematical Thinking Skills
A parent-led support group is launching the 'Move in April' challenge to raise awareness for mathematical thinking differences. Discover how movement and community advocacy are helping children break free from…
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New Visual Math Games Transform How Children Develop Mathematical Thinking Skills
If you've ever felt the frustration of the nightly math battle, you're not alone. New research into visual math games is revealing a powerful way to bridge the gap between…
February 14
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Stanford Research Reveals How Developing Self-Correction Skills Strengthens Mathematical Thinking
If you've noticed your child doesn't seem to "catch" their own math mistakes, new research from Stanford explains why. It’s not about "math ability"—it’s about how the brain monitors its…
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Indore School Reimagines Mathematical Success Through Emotional Safety and Skill Building
If you've ever felt that your child's struggle with math was more about the environment than their ability, you're not alone. This Indore school is proving that emotional safety is…
February 13
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Experts Urge Specific Focus on Building Mathematical Thinking Skills
If you've felt that your child's math hurdles deserve their own focus, you're right. New expert research validates the need for specific mathematical skill-building, moving away from limiting labels and…
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Spokane Chiefs Host Sensory-Inclusive Night Supporting Children Developing Mathematical Thinking Skills
If you have ever worried that the noise and lights of a stadium might be too much for your child, you are not alone. Discover how one hockey team is…