Many approaches have been found to be effective for children with dyscalculia. Listing time limitations from tests, instructional lists, diagrams, and calculators can also help with the challenges at school. Using games, discussing math’s roles in everyday situations, and an understanding attitude can help at home issues. Meanwhile, for adults dealing with dyscalculia, the use of calculators and planning technology have been shown to be effective in workplace scenarios.
Dyscalculia Treatment: Accommodations for School and Work #dyscalculia
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Thu, 2016-12-15 15:00
Dyscalculia is a learning challenge which strongly inhibits a person’s understanding of math. Tasks, ranging from elementary counting to more advanced math equations in more advanced classes, present a strong challenge to those coping with the learning issue. Thankfully, experts have compiled a list of strategies than can assist those struggling with dyscalculia.
Effective strategies for people challenged by dyscalculia
Key Takeaways:
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Dyscalculia is a learning disability and is best treated with strategic accommodations and specialized learning strategies.
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Academic interventions such as allowing extra time on tests and reducing the number of assigned problems can help a student with Dyscalculia in the classroom.
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Dyscalculia can be helped at home through interventions such as parents helping with homework, playing math games, and pointing out math wherever possible.
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