Dyscalculia, also known as “number blindness,” is a learning condition that affects a person’s ability to understand math and number concepts. Check out our section on books about dyscalculia in PDF format.
People with dyscalculia may have limited memory for recalling numbers at work and cannot even perform simple single-digit addition. In some cases, dyscalculia is accompanied by other language-processing disorders that can complicate mathematical understanding.
To solve more advanced mathematical problems successfully, individuals must follow a series of procedures based on well-established theories. People with dyscalculia may have difficulty visualizing patterns, identifying important facts, or understanding the different parts of a problem, which impedes problem-solving.
There is an insufficient scientific basis to demonstrate that dyscalculia is linked to general intelligence, even though it represents a difficulty for children to perform outstandingly well in school.
Dyscalculia is a kind of numerical dyslexia. In fact, there are many similarities between the two terms, such as the number of people affected by both disorders. To learn more about the concept of dyscalculia, visit our section with more than 20 books about dyscalculia in PDF format.
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5) Screening for Characteristics of Dyscalculia: Identifying Unconventional Fraction Understandings
Katherine E. Lewis, Grace M. Thompson, Sarah A. Tov
6) Guidance on identifying dyscalculia and supporting children and young people (CYP) who have persistent difficulties in acquiring numeracy skills.
Hertfordshire County Council
7) Strategies for Teaching Mathematics to Students with Dyslexia and Dyscalculia (Presentation)
Honi J. Bamberger
10) Dyscalculia: Its Types, Symptoms, Causal Factors, and Remedial Programmes
Bweyhunle Khing
12) Dyscalculia: What We Must Know about Students Learning Disability in Mathematics?
Muhammad Sofwan Mahmud, Mohd Syazwan Zainal
15) Characteristics of Dyscalculia in Mathematics Learning
Yoong Soo May & Noor Aini Ahmad
16) Dyscalculia – Implications for learning and possible strategies to support learners
Edge Hill University
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