Discovering Dyscalculia | The Podcast

This is Part 2 on a special Dyscalculia Day series on a specific framework for dyscalculia support. Today is about your child's inner world.

Dyscalculia Day is March 3. This is a recording of my Dyscalculia Day email series to parents. I share thoughts on a framework for dyscalculia supports. Today is the introduction and explanation of the diagram I’ll be discussing in this series.Part 1.

This isPART 2of a two-part series from my CHADD presentation at the ADHD 2023 conference.If you haven’t listened to the Part One, I encourage you to listen to that before this episode. In this second episode Brenda Rubin, MA, BCC and I talk about whatnumeracyis, an important strategy of teachingconcepts before procedures, the importance ofmulti-sensory learningandclear language in math.Watch on YouTube:What is Numeracy?Concept-Before-Procedure

This is PART ONE of a two-part series from my CHADD presentation at the ADHD 2023 conference. I’m sharing this session with all of you because so many of our students are both ADHD and dyscalculic. In this first episode, Brenda Rubin, MA, BCC and I talk about the importance ofemotional regulationfor math, plus a helpful analogy to help us envision how to help struggling students succeed in math.Watch on YouTube: Emotional Regulation with Math

Tanita S. Davis is author of eight novels, including, Figure It Out, Henri Weldon, an engaging story about a 7th grade student who experiences a series of relatable challenges in middle school, including a math learning disability. In this interview we about the lack of awareness for dyscalculia, Tanita's math struggles growing up, and her life now as successful book author who is also dyscalculic. This is Part 2 of a 2-part interview.YouTube Interview with TanitaTania's website:

Tanita S. Davis is author of eight novels, including, Figure It Out, Henri Weldon, an engaging story about a 7th grade student who experiences a series of relatable challenges in middle school, including a math learning disability. In this interview we about the lack of awareness for dyscalculia, Tanita's math struggles growing up, and her life now as successful book author who is also dyscalculic. This is Part 1 of a 2-part interview.YouTube Interview with TanitaTania's website:

This is Part 2 of my chat with Lucy Knisley, author, artist, and comic creator. We chat about Lucy's math challenges growing up, and her life as successful dyscalculic author and creative.Lucy's website: http://www.lucyknisley.com/Watch interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cYknLEx6KZI

This is Part One of my chat with Lucy Knisley, author, artist, and comic creator. We chat about Lucy's math challenges growing up, and her life as successful dyscalculic author and creative.Lucy's website: http://www.lucyknisley.com/Watch interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cYknLEx6KZI