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Schools are starting, many still partly or totally online. Our students with dyscalculia thrive by handling manipulatives themselves and over the summer many parents have been proactive by buying a […]

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Dr Schreuder’s Dyscalculia Tip

3 Tips to get them ready for math next year.

The summer is a great time to make sure your children are up to the challenges of the next school year and the Math they will encounter in their next […]

Struggling with the daily Math Homework?

You are not alone. about 4% to 6% of children will have a math learning disability or Dyscalculia. They will need all the help they can get to work on […]

Early detection of Dyscalculia is very important

It is hard to recognize a learning disability in your child. Many parents do not want to see it, many parents eventually see it late. HERE is a nice short […]

What is educational therapy? Do we need it for students with dyscalculia?

Educational therapy is personalized help so students can reach their full potential. While regular tutoring focuses on helping students with home work and review for tests and quizzes, educational therapy […]

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