Dyscalculia: A challenge to understand the fundamentals
Dyscalculia is a condition used to explain learning disabilities related to math problems. It’s also called “dyslexia of numbers,” which is a little deceptive. Dyslexia points to reading and writing problems, while dyscalculia is primarily associated with arithmetic.
Based on German primary school pupils’ evidence, one study reports that 3 to 7 percent of adults and children had dyscalculia. Beyond having a hard time understanding math, this learning disorder is much more.
It’s bigger than making errors when you add numbers or reverse digits while writing something down. This article will cover the diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, causes, and medication associated with dyscalculia.
