Last year, U2’s drummer, Larry Mullen Jr, shared about his recent dyscalculia diagnosis that impacts his playing of music.
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Extra time on tests or exams is a common accommodation, but it’s problematic for these reasons.
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The president’s recent order to close the Department of Education is a grave decision with tragic impact on students with learning disabilities.
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Spring is a great time for parents to plan for summer learning activities and experiences that build number-sense.
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Establishing school supports for dyscalculia is critical for students, but parents mistakenly assume the school will know what supports are needed.
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Do you ever wonder why your dyscalculic student doesn't like to use a calendar or planner to organize their time?
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It’s understandable that parents feel overwhelmed with a new learning disability diagnosis.
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How can we better understand the experience of being dyscalculic?
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As dyscalculia-awareness grows, more adults are discovering the reason for their life-long struggles. They are dyscalculic.
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Dyscalculic students become lost in a confusion of numbers, dates, measurements, sequencing.
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While in London, I had the honor of meeting Brian Butterworth, professor of Cognitive Neuropsychology and dyscalculia researcher at the University College London.
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I traveled for the first time to the U.K. to meet (in-person) some of the dyscalculia experts I have been learning from, following, and connecting with these past several years.
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By "foundational number-sense," I mean we go as far back as we can to explore the early ideas of number and quantity.
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There is another aspect of driving that is difficult for dyscalculic, which is quick mental estimations and calculations regarding speed, space, and time.
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This scientific study offered an intriguing proposal on dyscalculia memory issues.
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This calendar and planner makes a little more sense to those with dyscalculia. Here is how it works.
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Even though she was in sixth grade at this point, she had never understood that there was a ten in every teen number.
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If you've been following me long enough, you have heard me talk about the importance of dot patterns for dyscalculics of all ages. Well, what are dot patterns?
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We fear our students will forget everything they learned over the school year and won’t be ready for the school year ahead. Let’s simplify our summer learning plan and expectations.
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These executive function issues could resemble those related to ADHD. But ADHD was not the cause of her struggles. The reason for her lack of focus, seemingly careless mistakes, and distractibility was that she was dyscalculic.
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