The problems you describe are not the result of a vision problem. They might be the result of a learning disability.

I share your concerns. From your description, your daughter might have a learning disability. You are correct.

Computer-aided instruction has been shown to be an effective tool for mathematics instruction, and there are many math software products on the market.

First, given that you believe that your niece has a neurological math problem that the school is not recognizing, it may make sense to either obtain a private evaluation by someone qualified to ass

There are many ways that students can make use of the features available on their cell phones to benefit learning, time management, and study skills.

Often referred to as dyscalculia, math-related learning disabilities are complex and require intervention by skillful teachers to help students achieve success.

Although a good deal is known about reading-related learning disabilities (dyslexia), much less is known about math-related learning disabilities (dyscalculia).

The writing involved in science and math classes can be challenging for a student with dysgraphia.

You mention several different concerns that you have with your son’s performance in school.

Since your daughter will be using these programs over the summer, and she enjoys games, it’s a great idea to combine fun activities with learning and skill building!