| "Results from neuroscience and developmental psychology tell us that dyscalculic learners need to practice far more number manipulation tasks than mainstream learners. Adaptive, game-like programs that focus on making numbers meaningful... can help learners practice beyond the classroom and build the basic understanding they need to tackle arithmetic." |
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