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Understand how dyslexia affects maths — and discover simple, powerful strategies to support learners with working memory, sequencing, and symbol confusion. Practical, inclusive, and ready to use.
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Dyslexia and Maths Struggles: Practical Classroom Strategies This short, high-impact course helps teachers understand why pupils with dyslexia often find maths challenging — and exactly what to do to support them. Created by a specialist dyslexia teacher, this course goes beyond theory and provides immediate, classroom-ready strategies to boost understanding and confidence in maths. You’ll explore how working memory, sequencing, symbol confusion, and processing speed affect learning — and discover practical ways to adapt lessons so every child can succeed. You’ll learn how to: Support pupils who mix up maths symbols or struggle with multi-step problems. Build confidence with times tables, number facts, and place value. Use multisensory teaching, colour coding, and visual scaffolds to aid recall. Create dyslexia-friendly worksheets that reduce overload and improve accuracy. Help children understand time, money, and problem-solving through concrete and visual methods. Packed with practical tools, examples, and visuals, this course empowers teachers to create maths lessons that are inclusive, accessible, and effective. Perfect for: Primary teachers, SENCOs, and teaching assistants who want to understand dyslexia and make maths more accessible for all learners.
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