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Brookings Register | Math disabilities hold many students back — and schools often don t screen for them

Brookings Register | Math disabilities hold many students back — and schools often don t screen for them
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Disabilities in math are common, but get a fraction of the attention

Disabilities in reading are identified and supported early on. But students who struggle in math don’t get the same attention.

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Math disabilities hold many students back Schools often don t screen for them

Math disabilities hold many students back Schools often don t screen for them
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Math disabilities hold many students back Schools often don t screen for them

Math disabilities hold many students back Schools often don t screen for them
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Evidence-based Reading Methods Called for in US Schools

There is growing demand in American schools to teach children to read with a method called phonics. Supporters say science and evidence have shown it to be more effective than current methods.

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