Who should take this course?
This course will empower all staff working in primary, secondary and SEND settings to develop the skills to support children with dyscalculia in class.
This training will cover practical advice and guidance from industry expert trainers who have previously advised Local Authorities nationwide.
Gain a deeper understanding of what Dyscalculia is and how to effectively support children in your setting. Secure your space now if you are currently working as a:
Teacher
SEND Teacher
Teaching Assistant
Key Worker
HLTA
Early Years Professional
Did you know...
Dyscalculia is a learning difficulty that affects a child’s ability to understand and use mathematics.
It is estimated that around 6-7% of children in the UK have dyscalculia - a significant proportion of the school population.
Children with dyscalculia often struggle with basic Maths concepts such as counting, addition and subtraction. They may also have difficulties with sequencing, understanding fractions and measuring time.
Here's What You'll Learn
Awareness + Understanding
Raise awareness and improve your understanding about dyscalculia.
Similarities + Differences
Explore the similarities and differences that children with dyscalculia share with children who have dyslexia.
Causes
Delve into the different theories of the causes of dyscalculia.
Symptoms
Learn how to recognise the symptoms of dyscalculia and how its diagnosed.
Strategies
Explore strategies and techniques that will support pupils' learning. Discover evidence-based approaches that have proven successful in assisting pupils with dyscalculia in developing their mathematical skills.
Safe in the hands of the experts...
Gain expert advice and guidance from industry experts trusted by Local Authorities nationwide...
At Milestone Education, your training is always led by an experienced education professional in your chosen subject.
Our team is made up of educators and practitioners with a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience in safeguarding, leadership, and management, among other areas. They hold Degrees, Masters, and PhDs in their field, and are passionate about sharing their knowledge to improve teacher retention and benefit all children.