Dyscalculia is a term referring to a wide range of life-long learning difficulties with maths. The difficulties vary from person to person and affect people differently in education and throughout life.
Dyscalculia does not have an impact on a person's cognitive or language abilities and many individuals with dyscalculia excel in non-mathematical subjects.
People with dyscalculia can have the following difficulties:
In addition to these difficutlies, there are many strengths that can make up a dyscalculic profile.
Every student's needs are different. Your dyslexia/disability advisor can help arrange the most appropriate level of support for your needs.
This support includes:
If you think you may be dyscalculic or If you would like advice, please contact us.
All information provided to us is considered confidential. We would not normally disclose it. With your consent, we will contact relevant members of UEL staff to inform them of your disability and support needs. This will be done by drawing up a Learning Support Agreement with your dyslexia/disability advisor.
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