True/False
Terms
100

Dyscalculia is a specific and persistent difficulty in understanding numbers which can lead to a diverse range of difficulties with mathematics.

TRUE

100

This is the inability to comprehend instruction and failure to master the skills of an operation,

What is Qualitative Dyscalculia

200

Difficulty with talking about mathematical concepts or relationships is Verbal Dyscalculia

What is True

200

This term is defined as having severe problems with mathematics or neurologically based disorder or mathematical abilities

What is Dyscalculia

300

Semantic Memory is a subtype of dyscalculia where students have difficulty retrieving arithmetic facts.

True

300

This classification of dyscalculia is defined as an inability to operate with symbols or numbers.

Intermediate Dyscalculia

400

People suffering from Lexical Dyscalculia may be able to read individual digits but unable to recall their place in a smaller number

What is False

400

One with this type of dyscalculia may have difficulty reading symbols such as numerals, and can not under them when they occur in number sentences or equations.

Lexical Dyscalculia

500

This type of dyscalculia is not limited to oral or written understanding; it is a generalized difficulty with understanding numbers and math as a whole.

What is Ideognistic Dyscalculia