We all know the importance of Algebra in mathematics. It grows as the classes go higher. Unfortunately, the truth is that a lot of students hate algebra. Most of them feel it is a huge burden to keep track of formulas and properties while applying logic to the question. For students with learning disability, such … Read more
Now there are alot of resources available on internet for your try. You may observe different worksheets following a bit different module. But they follow the same principles of orton gillingham appraoch. Similarly, Numberdyslexia.com also made a worksheet for you to try for free.
Here is the free printable orton gillingham worksheet for you to try. You can also download the pdf version from the link below as well.
We tasked ourselves to find something really fun, interactive but do link to maths. So, Here are some of really cool and fun math related gadgets to have.
Math manipulatives play an important role in alternative learning of the fundamental concepts of the subject. We already did a post on some of the best math manipulatives to use in a classroom. Fraction Bars and Strips are one on the list. As the name suggests, Fraction Bars/Strips are math manipulatives to have on-hands experience … Read more
For this post, our area of focus will only be decimal manipulatives. Although fraction is directly related but that will focus of our upcoming posts as I am focusing this post for all the age groups rather than senior years of school. So, here is the curated list of 5 really cool decimal manipulatives for learning.
Students needs on-hands manipulatives to master certain part of the subject. This applies to even those who are good in maths. So for this post, I’ve curated a list of 10 best math manipulatives for high schoolers.
The school curriculum in general expects students to be well versed with basic algebra and related topics right from the 5th grade. Yet, when I taught algebra to basic learners, I was questioned on my decision to add alphabets to numerals which at times may seem complex to the students. However, I stood my ground … Read more
Numbers indicating the prevalence of dyslexia are really terrifying. According to ldonline, 5 to 15 percent of Americans—14.5 to 43.5 million children and adults— have dyslexia. Not only this, 1 out of every 5 individual is at risk of developing dyslexia at some point in their life. If take the whole world into account, we … Read more
Orton Gillingham is is widely regarded teaching approach designed for struggling readers, such as in case of dyslexia. Named after reading and language pioneers, Samuel Torrey Orton (1879-1948) and Anna Gillingham (1878-1963) , Orton Gillingham approach focuses on teaching connections between letters and sounds. Our major audience involves the ones that are struggling in maths, so we are often … Read more
Number sense relates to our understanding of numbers and ability to manipulate them. It is because of our number sense skills that makes us aware of how big a number is in terms of units or any other quantity. Number sense is one of the reason behind our ability to compare two numbers or mathematical … Read more