dyscalculia

Examples

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• But I also have dyscalculia, so numbers just go in one ear and fly right out the other, without disturbing any neurons in between!

  Blog text (19)

• Translating these abstract symbols into meaningful information is difficult for students with dyscalculia.

  Academic text (2006)

• A person with dyscalculia can learn to do math.

  Blog text (17)

• Students with a learning disability that affects math learning (dyscalculia) are likely to struggle with reading music.

  Academic text (2006)

• Students in the individualized training condition (both with dyscalculia and with mild math difficulties) outperformed the control groups after the training and at a later follow-up in almost all math components.

  Academic text (2014)

• Children diagnosed with dyscalculia often find it hard to solve simple arithmetic problems in school.

• Many students with dyscalculia struggle to understand basic concepts like addition and subtraction.

• When teaching fractions, it is essential to support students with dyscalculia, as they may have difficulty grasping the concept.

Synonyms

L

learning disability

vsdyscalculia

• Specialized

23 4.0

A condition that makes reading, writing, or math hard for someone with average thinking skills

is limited to problems with basic numerical calculation

L

learning disorder

vsdyscalculia

• Specialized

3 4.4

A difficulty that makes it hard for children with normal intelligence to read, write, or do math

is limited to difficulty understanding or doing basic math calculations

How Difficult

dyscalculia

• Specialized

1 9.9

numeracy

1 3.7

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