Mathematical Guide

2. Exploring The Different Types Of Learning Disabili - By: Michael Russell
A learning disability is a disorder that affects the way that certain people process information. A learning disability can affect a person’s brain, senses, and organizational skills. No matter how intelligent a person is deemed to be, a learning disability can make even the most basic thing seem...

3. Learning Disability - The Basics - By: Michael Russell
A learning disability is a neurobiological disorder in which there are anomalies in the way the brain functions or is structured. A person with a learning disability might have problems with thinking, listening, talking, spelling, reading, writing, or arithmetic. Studies indicate that 6 to 10 percen...

4. Learning Disability - The What And Why Of The Disorder - By: Michael Russell
The term "learning disability" indicates that the affected person has difficulties in acquiring fundamental skills as well as in performing basic academic activities.  Learning disability is a syndrome that afflicts children of school-going age; such children experience difficulties in coping w...

5. Learning Disability – Dyscalculia - By: Michael Russell
Dyscalculia is a lesser known but a specific learning disability associated with difficulties in Mathematics.  These difficulties normally vary from individual to individual.  Reading problems associated with Dyslexia correspond to mathematical problems associated with Dyscalculia.  I...



6. Computer Training - Learning Basic - By: Michael Russell
I was one of thousands of people, back in the 1980s, who thought that computing was some sort of black art. It just seemed so clever that one could enter letters or numbers, which were then manipulated by some sort of unseen thought process. I found the whole idea fascinating and I wished that I h...

7. Memory Research Misses The Obvious - By: Abraham Thomas
The search to reveal a mystery. Research laboratories around the world sought the location of human memory. The research had followed diverse leads. One clue related to the branched inputs of nerve cells, called dendrites. Branch growth was assisted by a protein called cypi...

8. How Children Learn - By: Shelley Ruiz
Nurture and Teach The single most important thing caregivers can do for a child is provide a nurturing environment. By doing this, we influence children’s brain development and their ability to learn. Introducing nurtured children to learning opportunities every day will help ...

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