Here’s me, unable to do mental arithmetics in spite of trying hard for nine years at school. Then we were allowed to use electronic calculators (those old-fashioned thingies before mobile phones existed) and suddenly I became good at maths! I began to really enjoy it even , and I loved algebra - maths with letters, woohoo!
So dyscalculia doesn’t keep you from understanding the logic of maths, it just keeps you from crunching numbers 🙂
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Here’s me, unable to do mental arithmetics in spite of trying hard for nine years at school. Then we were allowed to use electronic calculators (those old-fashioned thingies before mobile phones existed) and suddenly I became good at maths! I began to really enjoy it even , and I loved algebra - maths with letters, woohoo!
So dyscalculia doesn’t keep you from understanding the logic of maths, it just keeps you from crunching numbers 🙂