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How is school going?

We have had the first weeks of school. How is it going? Settled in, made new friends, reacquainted with old friends, done the first tests of the semester? Now is […]

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Preparing for back to school

See the great resources the LDA of America has collected for the Back-To-School season. Preparing for Back to School Tips from LDA for Educators and Parents Whether we’re ready or […]

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Math at home, what you can do.

We have pulled some resources together that can help you work with your student, mainly on math, on those days that the schools are closed or when you prefer to […]

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About Dyscalculia Tutoring

We do not present you with the silver bullet today. But a lot of research has been done over the years, see the links we shared HERE We now know that […]

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Meet the Math Club

The Math Club invited Dr Schreuder to their podcast and they had a lively discussion about everything Dyscalculia. You can listen to the podcast HERE

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Free downloads for Dyscalculia

To help parents and teachers teaching their students math, we have a range of tools, templates and games. These are all designed to help students with dyscalculia make more sense […]

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