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Maths for the Dyslexic: A Practical Guide. Anne Henderson. (1998). 88 |
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Written in an accessible style and with helpful illustrations, this book is a practical guide for parents, teachers who help dyslexic students who struggle with mathematics. Strategies recommended can be used with students of all ages and the illustrations show ways in which to tackle complex concepts. It presents an overview of general difficulties, including assessment techniques and the language of mathematics. Contents: An overview of the problem; Assessment; Learning Styles; The language of Mathematics; Helping With basics; A guide to number; A guide to algebra; A guide to shape and space; A guide to handling data; How computers can help. (FN) €32.80 |
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Mathematics for Dyslexics with Dyscalculia Revised: A Teaching Handbook. Chinn, Ashcroft. 88 |
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This book offers a wealth of practical advice gleaned from years of classroom experience of teaching mathematics to dyslexic children. It is structured in such a way that it can be applied to class or individual teaching, for very young children to teenagers and for dyslexic children or other children who are having difficulties with mathematics. The contents include: Dyslexia & Mathematics; Cognitive Style in Mathematics; Testing and Diagnosis; Concept of Number; Addition and Subtraction: Basic Facts; Times Tables; Computational Procedures for Addition and Subtraction; Multiplication; Division; Fractions, Decimals and Percentages; Operating with Fractions. (WR) €43.50 |
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