Dyscalculia Headlines

Laura Jackson interviews Dr Schreuder about Parental Power and Parental Resources.See more about Laura Jackson at her blog ⁠https://discoveringdyscalculia.com/⁠Dr Schreuder can be found at her website⁠https://dyscalculiaservices.com

The author and blogger Laura Jackson and Dr Schreuder discuss her work and their common interest in the math learning disability Dyscalculia.See more about Laura Jackson at her blog https://discoveringdyscalculia.com/Dr Schreuder can be found at her websitehttps://dyscalculiaservices.com

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Join the fight for awareness of dyscalculia; do the dyscalculia awareness training at https://dyscalculiaawareness.orgOr train online to become a dyscalculia tutor, see all details here: https://dyscalculiatutortraining.org

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Our other tools and resources:Dyscalculia for Dyslexia tutors transition training https://dys4dys.orgDyscalculia Services https://DyscalculiaServices.comDyscalculia Awareness Training https://DyscalculiaAware.orgHelp you child with math homework https://MomsTeachMath.comMath and Dyscalculia Screening test https://DyscalculiaTesting.comDyscalculia Screener https://DyscalculiaScreener.orgAdult Dyscalculia https://AdultDyscalculia.orgBecome a Dyscalculia Tutor http://DyscalculiaTutorTraining.orgAsk a question at https://Dyscalculia.ai

Our hosts Abby and George discuss the articles found on https://dyscalculiaheadlines.com specifically:https://www.edutopia.org/article/elementary-math-outsidehttps://www.cambridgemaths.org/blogs/mathematics-is-sublime/https://boldscience.org/the-cognitive-psychologist-linking-sensory-perception-and-childrens-learning/

Among other topics this podcast features an interview with Dr. Mila Marinova, a cognitive psychologist, discussing her research on the interconnectedness of language, mathematics, and cognitive development, particularly in multilingual contexts.

In this podcast we discuss dyscalculia, highlighting its challenges in everyday life, particularly with finances and the lack of societal and educational awareness. One source features a YouTuber sharing personal experiences with managing money as someone with dyscalculia and offering coping strategies. Another article emphasizes the under-diagnosis and insufficient support for dyscalculic children in the UK education system, advocating for better recognition and intervention. Finally, an HR perspective addresses the need for employers to understand and accommodate neurodivergent individuals, including those with dyscalculia, when they travel for work.Visit us at https://dyscalculiaservices.com

The start of getting over dyscalculia is a good assessment. Email us for details at drschreuder@dyscalculiaservices.com

The start of getting over dyscalculia is a good assessment. Email us for details at drschreuder@dyscalculiaservices.com

This episode highlights Larry Mullen Jr.'s journey navigating dyscalculia through rhythm and creativity, including his impact on U2’s iconic sound. We discuss empowering language around learning disorders and its role in fostering inclusive identities, referencing a recent Australian study. Finally, we explore resources like DyscalculiaHeadlines.com and AdultDyscalculia.org, with insights from Eric on managing digital tools for education.visit us at https://dyscalculiaservices.com

This episode sheds light on the short film "My Way," premiering at the Dublin International Film Festival, and its powerful depiction of dyscalculia. We also discuss a new planner tailored for dyscalculic students and share inspiring stories from the Dyscalculia Headlines community about overcoming systemic challenges. Join us as we explore creative solutions, awareness tools, and inclusive systems for supporting diverse learners.https://DyscalculiaHeadlines.comhttps://Dyscalculiatraining.org

Dyscalculia Headlines Weekly highlights various aspects of dyscalculia, a learning difficulty involving mathematics. Featured this week are resources like the Number Shape System to help children visualize numbers and strategies from Pinterest for teaching children with dyscalculia. One Reddit user shares their personal experience dealing with the hidden cost of dyscalculia in daily life. The podcast also promotes a webinar focusing on math strategies for use in the classroom. Finally, the podcast covers how some schools in the UK are moving away from analog clocks.Visit Dr Schreuder's website for information about training and diagnostic assessments.

This podcast transcript from Dyscalculia Headlines Weekly highlights various resources and discussions related to dyscalculia. It references topics such as creating accessible Tableau dashboards using visual cues, identifying early signs of dyscalculia in children, and developing appropriate IEP goals. The podcast also mentions a study focused on creating an identification instrument for dyscalculia in young children (ages 4-6). It refers to research suggesting a music-supported model for dyscalculia education. The host, provides links to relevant websites for further information, screeners, and tutoring resources by Dr. Schreuder https://dyscalculiaservices.com

Dr. Schreuder's Dyscalculia Training Center offers various online training programs. These programs cater to different audiences, including aspiring dyscalculia tutors, dyslexia tutors wanting to expand their skills, adults with dyscalculia, teachers, and parents. The training utilizes videos, downloadable resources, and optional exams. The center's mission is to improve understanding and remediation of dyscalculia through accessible and comprehensive training materials. Overall, the programs aim to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively support children and adults struggling with dyscalculia. https://dyscalculiatrainingcenter.org

This podcast episode discusses dyscalculia, a learning disability affecting math skills. Experts review several resources, including a graphic illustrating dyscalculia signs, information on support organizations for those with learning disabilities, and an article showcasing the varied forms dyscalculia can take. The episode also features a discussion of a dyscalculia cartoon from Numeralis, a UK-based organization developing a dyscalculia screener, and a study examining the effects of brain-training video games on children with dyscalculia. Finally, listeners are directed to various online resources for further information and support, including a dyscalculia screener and online courses for tutors.

This podcast episode discusses dyscalculia, a learning disability affecting math skills. It features Dr. Schreuder, who reviews several resources including a new calendar app designed for individuals with difficulties processing numbers, and articles addressing neurodiversity in the workplace and the challenges of running a business with dyscalculia. The episode also highlights how teachers are collaborating to better understand and support students with dyscalculia, emphasizing the need for specific strategies beyond general learning support. Finally, it promotes Dr. Schreuder's resources for educators and individuals seeking dyscalculia diagnosis and tutoring.

This podcast episode discusses dyscalculia, a learning disability affecting math skills. It features Dr. Schreuder, who reviews several resources including a new calendar app designed for individuals with difficulties processing numbers, and articles addressing neurodiversity in the workplace and the challenges of running a business with dyscalculia. The episode also highlights how teachers are collaborating to better understand and support students with dyscalculia, emphasizing the need for specific strategies beyond general learning support. Finally, it promotes Dr. Schreuder's resources for educators and individuals seeking dyscalculia diagnosis and tutoring. https://dyscalculiaservices.com