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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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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Driving is one of those every-day tasks that is more complicated and stressful for dyscalculic individuals.
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We hear a lot about the importance of playing games to develop math comprehension. But I want to talk about some important considerations if your child is dyscalculic.
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It felt like my daughter was always late getting out the door on time. I constantly felt frustrated by this until I realized WHY she was having trouble.
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A surprisingly simple and powerful step you can take to clear away the confusion that comes with having a dyscalculic child.
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Help with what to say during holiday gatherings.
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During the spring of my daughter’s 8th grade year, I began looking into the options for high school. I was curious about how my daughter would navigate high school with a little-known learning disability, dyscalculia.
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I laughed, assuming she was exaggerating the time to tease us. It obviously hadn’t been 15 minutes since we separated.
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For the parent who is feeling discouraged and overwhelmed about their child’s learning disability:
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“If we homeschool her, then she won’t make friends and she will lose her social skills.”
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She blew up, stating loudly, “WHY IS EVERYTHING ALWAYS ABOUT HER?!”
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When I try to pretend it’s not there and avoid it by staying busy, eventually it becomes overly obvious and begins to impact my life.
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That flash-back gave me a new perspective, and I could see just how far we had come from those difficult days.
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