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“Interesting to hear that dyscalculia was neurologically specific and could be remedied with training. I would have like to hear more of the subjective experience of those with this condition and how they felt in about it. There is suspiciously little recognition of the abilities of neurodivergent people, and an overemphasis on normalizing them. What strengths might these people have that are being under appreciated? This is not a trivial question.”
LincolnStoller via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/30/23
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“I discovered Making Math Moments that Matter this summer while on a road trip. From the first episode I listened to, I was hooked. I have listened to every single episode and it has literally changed my life as a teacher! Today was our first day of school and instead of going through my usually...”Read full review »
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“I have learned so much from listening each week and look forward to evolving my classroom to a much better place to learn and do math.”
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