For some people who suffer from dyslexia, the symptoms aren't just relegated to mixing up words and letters. In this video, Dr. Liz Smith discusses dyscalculia, a condition which causes the sufferer to mix up numbers and math equations, making tasks many people take for granted even more challenging.
Dyscalculia affects as many as 50% of all dyslexics, which may be double trouble for people with both conditions. Luckily, there are numerous free tools, apps, and resources that can help older math students. Helpful websites include Khan Academy and Karismath, as well as right here on Learning Success Blog. But the most important thing is: practice makes perfect.
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