Addition & Subtraction Math Facts for Dyscalculia and Dyslexia (Webinar)

Middle school teachers report that more than HALF of their students do not know their math facts. And yet, we know that dyscalculia affects 6-7% of the population and dyslexia affects 20%. This does not equate to 50%.
So why are math facts so painful for students to remember?
Our goal is to teach you WHY so many students struggle (with and without learning disabilities) and how to help. During our time together, we'll teach you some of the best practices and demo a lesson from our book, Math Facts to Memory Volume 1 on doubles plus one so you can get a sense of the flow.
Items Referenced in Webinar:
⭐ Math Facts to Memory Volume 1: madeformath.gumroad.com/l/mfm...
⭐ Subitizing Playing Cards: madeformath.gumroad.com/l/sub...
We have a big beautiful goal:
GET MULTISENSORY MATH INTO AS MANY HANDS AS POSSIBLE
Ways you can help:
1️⃣ Share this video with your parent friends and educator friends.
2️⃣ Comment on this video and share in three words or less what helped you or stood out.
3️⃣ Purchase Math Facts to Memory Volume 1 and use it with students
4️⃣ Encourage school admins to buy site licenses for Title 1 and Special Ed programs
These efforts help us to keep funding the creation of future volumes.
Thank you for helping us spread the word!! We want as many educators as possible. Tutors, elementary teachers, interventionists, math coaches, special ed teachers, Ed therapists, etc. 💓💓💓

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How do I get diagnosed for dyscalculia as an 28 year old?

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There are a few options. Check out our video on Diagnosing Dyscalculia here: madeformath.com/diagnosing-dyscalculia/