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Discover Story on Dyscalculia Now Live Online

Posted on July 2, 2013 by

Live today: Discover magazine is running a story about dyscalculia, a specific math learning difficulty that affects about 6-10% of the population.  Titled How Can a Smart Kid Be So Bad at Math? the article focuses on what is known about dyscalculia and math learning difficulties more generally.   The story discusses a young woman here in Wisconsin who struggles with basic arithmetic, but not with more advanced mathematics, and does a wonderful job of summarizing research conducted by Ed, and by a number of our friends around the world, including Daniel Ansari, Melissa Libertus and Justin Halberda and Anna Wilson and Stan Dehaene.

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One thought on “Discover Story on Dyscalculia Now Live Online”

  1. Gina says:
    July 6, 2013 at 1:33 pm

    55 and still counting on fingers everyday to sum how many hours I have left to work to make my 10 hours a day. i hate it. It makes me feel so inadequate. I know I have other gifts of knowledge but math is so important and it’s not a subtle disability in my mind. My daughter has it as well and I am searching for help for her.

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