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The Sunday Telegraph’s “Make Britain Count” launched to highlight numeracy skills in the UK
The latest figures reveal a staggering 7 million adults in Britain are at a disadvantage in the workplace due to poor numeracy skills. This equates to approximately 21 percent of the available workforce who are twice as likely to be … Continue reading
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Third National Dyscalculia and Maths Learning Difficulties Conference
The third National Dyscalculia and Maths Learning Difficulties Conference is coming to London this month. The conference, targeted at teachers, local authorities, special educational needs staff and others involved in the education sector, visits London on 28th June. iansyst is … Continue reading
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Addressing number blindness through assistive technology
One of the least understood ‘hidden disabilities’ is dyscalculia, which is sometimes referred to as number blindness. Although it was first diagnosed in 1974, there is still very little known about it. What we do know is that it is … Continue reading
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