Decoding Dyscalculia: Making Sense of Decimal Place Value Learners with dyscalculia face significant barriers when decoding decimal place value because the decimal point introduces complexity that isn’t immediately obvious. To […]
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Educators and parents often ask us, ‘where do we start’ with using Cuisenaire® rods. This fabulous blog by our friends at https://cuisenaire.co.uk leads you through the initial activities. Cuisenaire® rods
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We love to make maths fun and engaging, so we have created some Dyscalculia Network Halloween maths fun worksheets and games! Some feature our wonderful Bloc, who has had a
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One of the aspects of maths that I’m often told causes worry for learners with dyscalculia and maths difficulties is struggling wit the bus stop method to divide. This the
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Multiplying using place value for learners with dyscalculia
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Fractions can be tricky for a lot of children, particularly those with dyscalculia and other maths difficulties. It’s really important that children have lots of opportunity to work on understanding
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Children will often struggle in their maths lessons, but it is often underestimated how maths difficulties can impact on other subject across the curriculum from Science to Music. Here are some examples of where learners with dyscalculia and maths difficulties can struggle across the curriculum.
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