Jacob’s mother writes that ‘Jacob, 10-years-old, still struggles with number bonds to 10. Learning to tell the time is still slow – he has not mastered half-past. Although he managed to learn his 5x tables because we practiced all summer, this has now gone’.
Jacob has dyscalculia, a math disability where students struggle to learn or understand mathematics.
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Videos 7-9 - 1 views
Ecole primaire de Daniel MENTRARD( Faire des mathématiques avec GeoGebra) - 0 views
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Although in French, it is worth just looking at this page to see what can be done with Geogebra.
Teaching Geometry with Google SketchUp - 4 views
Johnnie's Middle School maths: Equations - 3 views
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Nice range of maths interactives focussing on equations
Surds (Part 1) Mathscast - YouTube - 3 views
Teach Maths - 4 views
3-D Shapes - 0 views
Davitily Math Academy - 2 views
Math Tools - 3 views
Balancing equations literally - 5 views
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Uses a 'real' interactive balance to help students understand the concept of balance in equations
Lessons and Tutoring - Reviews - 2 views
Lessons « Mathalicious - 6 views
Inspirational Math < Video Playlist | Embedr - 7 views
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Kinetic Sculptures - the maths is about 3/4 of the way in.
When 1 + 1 = 5: Dyscalculia and Working Memory | SharpBrains - 1 views
How biased is your sample? | Nathan Green's S word - 0 views
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In the first of his new series on statistics, Nathan Green explains samples and how bias can skew the conclusions researchers draw from them
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Gerald Carey
Science, Biology, Psychology, Middle School Maths teacher from Adelaide, South Australia.