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Dyscalculia is not as often talked about as dyslexia. People often misunderstood a child’s struggle with word problems as a sign of dyscalculia. While it can be, it is often a case of confusion with the language used in such word problems and so is more of a comprehension issue.
People with dyscalculia struggle with understanding numeracy, trouble with counting, confusion with mathematical symbols, counting with fingers instead of advancing to mental calculations, etc.
Above is a list that you can refer to to see if your child could be exhibiting symptoms of dyscalculia.
People with dyscalculia struggle with understanding numeracy, trouble with counting, confusion with mathematical symbols, counting with fingers instead of advancing to mental calculations, etc.
Above is a list that you can refer to to see if your child could be exhibiting symptoms of dyscalculia.
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