Difficulties Faced by Dyscalculics Within an Educational Setting

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Difficulties Faced by Dyscalculics Within an Educational Setting What Do You Count On? Difficulties Faced by Dyscalculics Within an Educational Setting

Dyscalculia

Professional

Professional (2) Lack of tools Software Most of what is available seems to be mainly aimed at school age children

Lack of Awareness In those with dyscalculia Within the general population

Personal

Finding Support Internal barriers Learned dislikes Phobias Embarrassment

Finding Support (2) External barriers Lack of resources Ignorance In those with dyscalculia Within the general population

Owning the Problem Gaining mathematical competency Adopting personal coping strategies Practicing avoidance

Owning the Problem (2) Ways of gaining mathematical competency: Finding book and other resources Teaching others Taking lessons