InAge of AwarenessbyJessica Williams·Sep 24Forward Bay Parking Makes Sense… Unless You Have Dyscalculia.Learning to drive when your brain doesn’t process space the way instructors expect.
David Bytyqi·Sep 18Dyscalculia and Difficulty With Addition and SubtractionSome children find addition and subtraction unusually difficult. They may forget basic math facts, confuse mathematical symbols, struggle…
Jessica Williams·Aug 26The Unexpected Kindness That Made My WeekA gentle reminder that people can surprise youA response icon1A response icon1
Alyyahumaira·Aug 10D1sk4lkul14Puisi singkat tentang disetrap disuruh duduk menghadap tembok dan belajar menghitung mundur.
Marcus Reid·Jul 28Dyscalculia Resources: The Books, Communities, and Tools That Actually Helped MeWhen I was first diagnosed, I did what most people do: I opened a browser and typed the word I’d just been given.
Marcus Reid·Jul 21Late Diagnosis Dyscalculia: The Grief and Relief of Finding Out At Nearly 40I was sitting in a professional’s office finally getting an explanation for something I’d been carrying my entire life. And instead of pure…
Marcus Reid·Jul 14“You’re Smart — Why Can’t You Do the Math?” The Question That Haunted Me for 30 YearsIf you have dyscalculia, you have probably heard some version of this your entire life: “But you’re so smart. Why can’t you do basic math?”
Marcus Reid·Jul 7Dyscalculia and Relationships: What I Wish I’d Told the People Who Loved MeMy wife Rebecca knew something was off long before either of us understood what it was.
Marcus Reid·Jun 30Dyscalculia and Mental Health: The Anxiety, Depression, and Burnout Nobody Warned Me AboutHere’s something nobody told me when I was first learning about dyscalculia: the math isn’t the hardest part.