Teachers, use this worksheet to reflect on your students' dyscalculia-related problem areas. Rank your student and add notes that help develop interventions and IEP goals.
Classroom support for dyscalculia include:
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Objects to count with (K-2nd grade)
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1 to 100 chart (1st-5th grade)
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Times Table List (3rd-5th grade)
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Calculator (5th-Graduation)
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Extended time (All grades)
Contact us to learn the reasons why and best ways to implement these accommodations.
Dyscalculia is a Specific Learning Disorder that impacts math.
People with dyscalculia…
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Have it for life.
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Forget basic math facts.
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Forget what they’ve learned.
Dyscalculia occurs in the parietal lobe, with visual-spatial and working memory issues.