You've probably heard of dyslexia, but have you heard of dyscalculia before? Maybe not, given that children with dyscalculia - or mathematical learning difficulties - are less likely to be diagnosed.

A fifth grader who can’t read an analog clock or make change. A 13-year-old who can’t tell if $20 million is greater than $200,000. A first grader who doesn’t recognize that the numeral 5 is greater ...

Dyscalculia affects about 5 to 8 percent of school-age children. The learning disability that impacts how a student learns math has some early indicators. Here, an educator, a researcher, and a ...

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology and Human Development, IOE UCLUCL IOE. Programme Director for MA SpLD dyslexia and Programme route leader for the MA in Special and Inclusive Education ...

Counting bears are frequently used in early childhood classrooms and may be especially useful for students with math disabilities as they learn that numbers correspond with a certain quantity of items ...

Burgeoning research into students’ difficulties with mathematics is starting to tease out cognitive differences between students who sometimes struggle with math and those who have dyscalculia, a ...

Delaware Valley Friends School; Ask the Experts panel; dyslexic futurist Giselle Mota This episode features The Delaware Valley Friends School, which uses hands-on learning to help teach math to ...

Laura Jackson became seriously concerned about her daughter and math when the girl was in third grade. While many of her classmates flew through multiplication tests, Jackson's daughter relied on her ...

Preterm children do not suffer from dyscalculia more often than healthy full term children. Dr Julia Jäkel, a developmental psychologist from Bochum, and her colleague Prof Dr Dieter Wolke from the ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. A lower primary pupil is helped by his teacher to solve a mathematical problem on the ...