[senco-forum] Dyscalculia Screener

I was wondering about dyscalculia, like you do! If it is found a child does have it what do you do. I would presume that having got to the stage of 'screening' for it the child has gone through all of the usual strategies for extra support in maths. Am I right in thinking that these strategies don't really work and there is not much point in doing more of the same. What happens next?> From: Janrolnick at aol.com> Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2007 12:05:28 -0500> To: senco-forum at lists.becta.org.uk> Subject: [senco-forum] Dyscalculia Screener> > Does anyone use this? I have just obtained it and have done my first test, > which came back with the result that the child is not dyscalculic. However the > fact remains she is a relatively bright child who really struggles with > maths. I am not clear about how to interpret this result or what action to take.> > Nay advice gratefully received.> > Janice Rolnick> SENCO/AST> > > > 
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