Integrate, Increment, Scaffold, and Be Explicit: Four Pillars of Math Instruction for All Our Kids

Approximately 30% of students with ADHD and between 70-80% of students with dyslexia struggle with math. That means you probably have students who need support in math every bit as much as they need support in reading and writing. But do you feel as prepared to help them? Join Board-Certified Diana Black Kennedy to explore dyscalculia and learn best practices to address it. Walk away with a solid framework for teaching math, as well as specific games for addressing a wide range of math-related weaknesses.

Previous Presentations:

  • Marin Educators in Private Practice, May 2024
  • East Bay Association of Educational Therapists Study Group, May 2022

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I attended your talk on math learning disabilities at the NCTM conference last week. I’m so grateful for the information you presented. What I learned in your session will definitely change my practice.

Zoie

Her presentations are apt. It’s like she has read volumes and summarized it for us nicely.

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The Webinar… presentation was excellent! Her ideas, tips, and information were practical, fun, and motivational. I look forward to getting her handouts and to using her activities.

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