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Math dyslexia and dyscalculia are widely used terms for disabilities in arithmetic and mathematics, and refer to a wide range of persistent and extreme difficulties in math.

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What is dyscalculia? What are the different types and subtypes?

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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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Early intervention and treatment are essential to minimize the impact dyscalculia can have on a child. We investigate five strategies that should be part of any dyscalculia treatment plan.

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

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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; it may undermine their aspirations to be the president, a doctor, or an engineer.

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Page discusses the prevalence of dyscalculia, which varies depending upon the definition and situation.

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