Does your child seem to forget maths they learned only a few days ago? Discover why forgetting is common in dyscalculia, why it doesn't mean your child isn't trying and practical ways you can support their learning and confidence.
Has your child recently been diagnosed with dyscalculia? Discover 10 practical strategies you can use at home to build confidence, support learning and make maths feel more manageable.
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A crack appeared in a pottery project that I had spent 15 hours creating. It reminded me of how quickly confidence can disappear after a mistake and why setbacks are a normal part of learning maths.
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