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Dyscalculia: a parent's guide to understanding dyscalculia in children and how to help a dyscalculic child
If your child has trouble recognising simple math symbols and analysing problems, but is good in other subjects, then chances are, he needs special attention. Don’t hesitate to find out if he has the math learning disorder called dyscalculia. Math has always been a subject most feared by students, and this can be aggravated when your child has dyscalculia.
If dyscalculia is not recognised and addressed early on in life, it can cause problems as the child goes on to learn advanced mathematics, trigonometry, and other math-related subjects.
If your child is confirmed as having dyscalculia, treatment and management measures should be initiated promptly. This book is designed to help you better understand dyscalculia and what you can do to assist your child at home.
Using the recommended interventions and measures presented herein will help your child overcome and manage his math disorder so that the negative impact it may have on his life can be significantly minimised or even altogether eliminated.
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