By Arianna Prothero — October 14, 2024
“Many teachers don’t receive training in their teacher-preparation programs on common learning differences, say experts. And that can leave teachers feeling uncertain about how to best support students in their classrooms who have dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia.
Dyslexia affects the ability to read, dysgraphia impacts the ability to write, and dyscalculia impairs the ability to do math.
Given that students with learning differences spend most of their time in general education classrooms, educators should to be prepared to discuss with students why they struggle to read, write, or do math.”