Students are working to make progress, despite their dyscalculia status in school. Teachers encourage their effort and will work to provide the resources they need in math. Students have made a name for themselves by showing off their math skills whenever possible. Schools respond in kind and these students to make progress over time.
Dyscalculia as defined by Shane, Michael, Matt
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Tue, 2017-12-26 15:17
Learn the names of a few young students who have been affected by Dyscalculia. They have their own individual stories to tell as they make progress in school. Some may find their stories inspirational or emotionally moving for parents. People seem to appreciate the effort that these young students put into their schooling.
Key Takeaways:
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Dyscalculia is a severe difficulty in making mathematical calculations as a result of a brain disorder.
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Kids have difficulty with addition and subtraction and understanding math.
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A student has to live with dyscalculia forever and has to learn to cope with it.
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