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TESTING FOR DYSCALCULIA

Anyone aged 8+ can be tested for dyscalculia.  The most common ways of being tested are through having a private one-to-one consultation with an educational psychologist who specialises in the subject, or through using our on-line test. 

Working one-to-one with a psychologist will give a much deeper analysis than we can give on line, but there will be a significant difference in cost.  If you are looking to gather detailed ideas and materials relating to how the individual with dyscalculia can be helped to overcome her or his difficulties it is worth checking with the psychologist first of all, if this is part of the service on offer.

Our on-line test offers a different approach.  It cannot give the depth of analysis a psychologist will gain from a three hour one-to-one study, but it does give a clear indication of where we find problems.  Plus where we do find dyscalculia we provide some materials that a parent, friend or teacher can use with the individual to help the person start to overcome the problems that dyscalculia brings.

The following articles provide further information.

The Dyscalculia Diagnostic Test - information for teachers using the test in school

The Dyscalculia Diagnostic Test - information for parents who wish to use the test at home

The Dyscalculia Reports: showing information you will get after taking a diagnostic test

Dyscalculia Answers to the most commonly asked questions about the test..

Research findings from the online dyscalculia diagnostic test

Who takes the Dyscalculia Centre test, and why

LATEST ARTICLES: 

This site contains an ever-growing selection of articles on dyscalculia - here are some of our latest items.

Dyscalculia: the six most common questions

20 years of dyscalculia

Restarting dyscalculia work after a long break

The sadness of not testing

New Special Needs Regulator

The signs of dyscalculia: an introductory guide

Dyscalculia Centre introduces free, preliminary test for dyscalculia

Is it possible to diagnose dyscalculia without the individual taking a screening test?

Growth mindset and dyscalculia

Dyscalculia, behaviour and personality

Dyscalculia: the real-life examples may not help

Is it worth getting young people tested for dyscalculia?

Dyscalculia: the benefit of using games to work on a specific issue

The Daily Sequence: If nothing else, try this

For a complete list of articles on dyscalculia within this site, please click here.

Helping individuals who have dyscalculia

Teachers materials

Resources for parents

Overcoming dyscalculia

Other information

Ordering from outside the UK

Testing for dyslexia

Do you have a question about dyscalculia?

We regularly get questions concerning dyscalculia from both individuals and organisations, and unfortunately in the past year the volume of questions we are getting has become so large that we simply no longer have the resources to answer each one.

Therefore we would ask that you visit our "Often asked questions" page as I believe your question is answered there. If it isn't please do write to us, and we'll create an answer to be added to the page.