Math Sense – How to Develop It

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In this podcast, Paul Mumma of Cerego reveals how employees from is company quickly settled into working from home while the kids learned from home. It’s been such a comfortable switch we wonder if they’ll ever go back. You will also learn how the science of learning is meeting technology. These ideas will very well…

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Find all the resources mentioned in this podcast at https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/episode-4-dyscalculia-and-fundamental-skills-needed-math   Childhood Dyscalculia? Will They Ever Get Better at Math? by Kara Skarda “Number sense is hardwired into the infant’s brain, but its development relies on varied experiences connecting numbers to the material world” https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/blog/dyscalculia/helping-children-numbers-can-add-great-math-skills Why math matters to children with dyscalculia by Kara Skarda…