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Early intervention and tutoring helped this student with dyscalculia

One of Dr Schreuder’s tutoring students was interviewed by Edweek.org, see her story about how she was helped with early intervention and tutoring through her math career from 3rd grade […]

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Dyscalculia: A Journey from Struggle to Success

In the brightly decorated classroom of Maplewood Elementary, a first-grader named Lily sat at her desk, the numbers on her math worksheet swirling into an incomprehensible storm. While her classmates […]

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Dyscalculia Checklist

The first step to find out if you or your child could have a learning disability for math, is usually to do a quick check. We offer two different checklists: […]

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Levels of support for dyscalculia

There are three tiers of support available in general for children who have trouble with math. There is the base level class instruction; Tier 1. This covers everything that gets […]

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Myths about dyscalculia

As many educators are not yet fully aware of Dyscalculia and the public in general has not heard of it either, it is good to ensure some myths about Dyscalculia […]

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