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    learning disabilities (LD) - Mathematics

Mathematic Disorder is part of a larger category called Learning Disorders. A child diagnosed as having a mathematic disorder typically performs at a lower level in math than would be expected given age and intelligence level.

Children with mathematic disorder tend to have difficulty understanding or naming mathematical terms, using math in every day life, or decoding math symbols. A child might also have difficulty copying numbers and figures correctly, observing operational signs, such as plus signs or minus signs, counting objects, learning the multiplication tables, or remember basic mathematical functions such as carrying numbers.

A mathematic disorder can greatly interfere with daily life, as many activities in our world require a basic knowledge of math. The federal government requires schools to assist children with learning disabilities in their classroom experience. Lessons can be geared to the child's level or written in a way the child can best understand what is being presented, or, extra time can be given to take tests, to name a few strategies that could be used.

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