LD Articles, Resources and Success Stories

Dyscalculia refers to a wide range of persistent and extreme difficulties in math. Learn what the disorder entails, the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, testing, treatment, and prognosis.

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For several decades, the Singapore Education System has been renowned for its unique, high-performing, and novel approach to mathematics learning. In this article, we will look deeper into Singapore Math and explore its effect on struggling children.

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As a parent, one of your most important responsibilities is to support your child's math abilities. Help your child get better at math with these 17 tips.

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About 40 percent of children and students have a fixed mindset; another 40 percent have a growth mindset, and the remaining 20 percent waver between the two mindsets. What does this mean, and why does it matter for math achievement?

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This article delves into ten reasons why math is important and provides tips for struggling math students. Teachers and parents can foster a solid math foundation in their students by emphasizing these ten areas, which will boost their self-esteem, abilities, and prospects in the future.

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Most dyscalculia success stories in the press are of famous people who have been successful despite dyscalculia. Our students aren’t renowned. They are ordinary people who overcame or are in the process of overcoming dyscalculia symptoms and math learning disabilities.

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The effects of math failure during the years of schooling, as well as math illiteracy in adult life, can seriously handicap both daily living and vocational prospects. It may slam the door on a student’s occupational dreams and undermine their aspirations to be president, doctor, or engineer.

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We discuss the characteristics, symptoms and signs of dyscalculia, as well as the symptoms and signs by age.

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What are the different types and subtypes of dyscalculia? The article investigates developmental and acquired dyscalculia, acalculia, and dyscalculia subtypes proposed by scholars.

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We investigate four possible causes of dyscalculia -- genetics, cognitive deficits, gaps in math skills and knowledge, and brain differences.

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Dyscalculia statistics and prevalence are discussed, which vary depending on the definition and situation.

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Dyscalculia refers to a wide range of persistent and extreme difficulties in math, including weaknesses in understanding the meaning of numbers and difficulty applying mathematical principles to solve problems.

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