Dyscalculia Screening Checklist

This is a very early indication about the possibility that you may be affected by Dyscalculia.
This screener is most suitable for students from grades 3 through 12, but can also be used for college students.
There are 17 questions in this screener and after that you'll see an explanation about your results.
You will also receive an email confirming your participation and score.

 

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1
Counting and skip counting backwards is more difficult for me than counting forward
2
Memorizing addition and subtraction facts is hard
3
Memorizing multiplication tables is hard, in particular the 7 and 8 times table
4
I work hard to memorize math facts and seem to know it one day, but forget it the next day
5
Having to say the answer for a math problem quickly makes me nervous
6
I prefer to write down numbers in columns instead of working it out mentally
7
I have trouble comparing and applying fractions, percents, and decimals
8
I start with the actual calculations straight away and do not take time to estimate an answer
9
Calculations with time, money, distance, and speed are confusing for me
10
Word problems are confusing, because I am not sure what the essential information is
11
Deciding what to do first in multi-step problems is hard for me
12
A lot of the math vocabulary is unclear to me
13

When I don't understand math in class, I am embarrassed and don't ask for an explanation
14
Explaining to a friend how to solve a problem is difficult
15
When I repeat numbers or copy them, I often mix up the order
16
I have forgotten important personal numbers such as house and phone numbers
17
I need a lot of time doing my math homework and I often get upset or anxious about it