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March 9, 2016
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Students’ summer math experience opens minds, doors #dyscalculia
The National Research Experience for Undergraduate Program has been started up on the campus of the University of Michigan-Dearborn. It gives undergraduate students a taste of what graduate school is…
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Experts tells that math, science need to be a bigger part of early childhood education #dyscalculia
Though math and science education is becoming increasingly important in elementary and secondary schools, increased focus on these fields is not found in early childhood programs nearly as often, with…
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Tutoring changes the brain in kids with math learning disabilities #dyscalculia
One-on-one math tutoring produced medically verifiable brain improvement in a study at Stanford University. Students were given MRI brain scans before and after eight weeks of tutoring structured for individual…
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Fun math program fosters child/parent bonds
This program being designed to get parents involved with what their children has been a long time coming. Times have changed and this gives the parent a chance to get…
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Call for schools to stop dyspraxic girls “slipping through the net” #dyscalculia
Dyspraxia, which is a disease where that makes coordination difficult, is affecting a large number of girls who are not reviewing the help they need to function. Half of the…
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Do Your Child’s Friends Help/Hurt Math Skills?
The article talks about the idea that if a kid is bad at math would have a friend that is good at math affect him and vise versa. The result…
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Parents flustered by Common Core math seek help
The article tells a story of a teacher who had math problems to be solved and put these problems in the board. The participants are students and parents and in…
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Are private tutors for children just the latest educational ‘arms race’? #dyscalculia
With a massive rise in parents hiring private tutors for their children, some are asking whether this is but another tool the wealthy have in their arsenal to become more…
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Why Common Core math still gives us headaches #dyscalculia
Common Core standards are relatively new. The debate goes on about how far they reach. While not a curriculum proper Common Core standards do affect teaching in the classroom. Results…
Dyscalculia
Fun math program fosters child/parent bonds
This program being designed to get parents involved with what their children has been a long time coming. Times have changed and this gives the parent a chance to get…
Dyscalculia
Call for schools to stop dyspraxic girls “slipping through the net” #dyscalculia
Dyspraxia, which is a disease where that makes coordination difficult, is affecting a large number of girls who are not reviewing the help they need to function. Half of the…
Dyscalculia
Do Your Child’s Friends Help/Hurt Math Skills?
The article talks about the idea that if a kid is bad at math would have a friend that is good at math affect him and vise versa. The result…
Dyscalculia
Parents flustered by Common Core math seek help
The article tells a story of a teacher who had math problems to be solved and put these problems in the board. The participants are students and parents and in…
Dyscalculia
Are private tutors for children just the latest educational ‘arms race’? #dyscalculia
With a massive rise in parents hiring private tutors for their children, some are asking whether this is but another tool the wealthy have in their arsenal to become more…
Dyscalculia
Why Common Core math still gives us headaches #dyscalculia
Common Core standards are relatively new. The debate goes on about how far they reach. While not a curriculum proper Common Core standards do affect teaching in the classroom. Results…
