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Maths Learning Difficulties/Dyscalculia

By Mastering Maths Difficulties
November 12, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Mastering Maths Difficulties

Posted November 12, 2019

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Posted November 12, 2019

Does your child have difficulties in mathematics that are not in line with their underlying ability? Have they historically found maths tricky? If so, they may have a Maths Learning Difficulty (MLD), Dyscalculia or Dyslexia (which can affect maths achievement).

I am currently doing a masters in Dyscalculia. I have been a primary school teacher since 2001, a specialist maths teacher for 10 years and have advanced teacher status in Dyscalculia. I currently tutor pupils up to KS3, assess pupils for Dyscalculia and provide training and support within Primary School settings.

If you are interested in having your child assessed for Dyscalculia/MLD or have your child tutored, please email me on [email protected], where we can further discuss your child's strengths and weakness and ways forward.

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