Take a quick guess before you count
Taking a quick guess before starting to count will help children get a ‘sense for quantity’. Guessing the quantity of a few loosely scattered items or in a small heap […]
Instant Fix
Graph paper works wonders both for calculations and understanding concepts Although there is no instant fix for dyscalculia, there is an instant fix to maximize your credits for the math […]
Online Learning
Students are different in interest and abilities, some need more repetition and some need hardly any. An interactive, self paced option can offer advantages to all types of learners. New […]
Play to improve Math
Nowadays kids want social media and computers for everything, including learning, and to be frank the older generation would probably have wanted it too, if it was available… The […]
Symmetry: Looking Left and Right
Many children with dyscalculia (or with dyslexia) have at some stage trouble with visuo-spatial skills and tasks that involve right-left discrimination or eye-hand coordination. An easy method that makes practicing […]
Dyscalculia Movie: Sorry, wrong number
Professor Brian Butterworth is a world authority on the problems associated with dyscalculia – the inability to recognise numbers – and we are delighted to have him working with […]