Dyscalculia is a specific learning difficulty associated with math/numeracy. This means that a person with dyscalculia will struggle with concepts required to understand mathematics.
Math is about measuring change. It is a series of consequence, done in sequence and in a certain order. People who have an inherent sense of these concepts can easily learn and understand math. Here are some ideas for teaching math that appeal to a dyslexic’s visual thinking style.
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Christina TanChristina has a Diploma in Disability Studies and is a licensed Davis Facilitator. |