Adrianne Meldrum
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first heard Jul 2018
last heard Jul 2018
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I have students that, you know, have other learning disabilities and anxiety and it really creates a giant mess for them.
So much that they're having a physical reaction.
They're throwing up the night before a test.
They're they have headaches.
They're
I I don't know how these kids do it at school when they they're so stressed out.
But when we have some special things in place in their IEPs, their five oh fours, like unlimited time for tests, these students can perform if they know
There's no limit to how long they can take to finish this test.
They can do it if we remove that barrier of time.
If they can have some sort of graphic organizer to help them remember the steps so that they're not having to rely on that retrieval that's just there to help them.
Those kinds of things really limit anxiety, and those are the things we do at Math for Middles.
And then I think too, maybe some parents might have heard the phrase disappearance.
Descalculia or dyscalcula, depending on where you live.
I think often a lot of students are misdiagnosed actually because to be truly dyscalculeic, you you have struggles with a sense of time and grasping money and directionality.
And those things affect everyday life.
Like this student really struggles to go to the store and pay something or
Don't really know when they should get ready for some event that's maybe in the afternoon.
And so they might get up really early and get ready when they don't need to.
Um, and even think about driving.
Driving is a very directional heavy activity.
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