Dyscalculia resources

Once only use of the on-line test for dyscalculia - for adults

Buy once only use of the on-line test for dyscalculia.

Buy three tests are together at a reduced price. There is no time limit on when the tests are taken, and thus you might use the test at once for one student and then use a second test for another student a term or two later.

Buy ten tests together at a reduced price. There is no time limit on when the tests are taken, and thus you might use the test at once for one student and then use a second test for another student a term or two later....

Once only use of the on-line test for dyscalculia - for parents to use with their child.

A series of individual methods of teaching maths, which is followed by a series of methods of learning, which will benefit all pupils, irrespective of their levels of mathematical achievement.

Understanding Dyscalculia: An Introduction for Schools examines the five main causes of dyscalculia and sets out the methods of working available which can help pupils overcome their dyscalculic problems

The book takes children through the fundamentals of maths using a newly developed multi-sensory approach alongside conventional notation of maths.

The second book in this series uses the same multisensory approach to help those who are struggling with shapes, fractions, and percentages

Dyscalculia activities 3: Time and timetables contains exercises and activities that are designed to overcome problems with time and ensure that children have a full ability to handle all the concepts of time – from the passing of seasons to the use of the 24 hour clock and the reading of timetables.

This book consists of 91 separate activities – each of which is divided into a number of parts. Each activity deals with a different teaching point ranging from more or less to times tables, from division to the properties of shapes, and finally from fractions to percentages.

A set of maths cards and counters for use with the Dyscalculia Activities books.