Dyscalculia

Tutoring Students with Dyscalculia

November 23, 2015 by My Grade Booster

Dyscalculia is a common specific learning disabilities that mainly affects the arithmetic skills. It’s characterized by impairment in learning basic arithmetic facts, processing numbers and performing calculations. There’s no official information about the prevalence of this disability, but experts suggest it might affect around 5-15% of students in USA. If you’re a parent or a […]

Goal of Education

All children have a natural learning ability and it is the proper goal of education to bring out the full potential of each student as an individual.

A student's education does not stop when school day is over. Much of the learning takes place at home. Research shows that on average, high school students need to set aside 1.5 hours of study time for every hour of classroom time. Those who have a supportive learning environment at home are more likely to succeed and receive entrance to the university or college of their choice.