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dyslexia and maths
isteele983
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i know some people who have dyslexia are really good at maths but although i have the former and i am not good at the latter. Any tips for doing maths gcse when dyslexic?
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Hi @isteele983
Many people with dyslexia also struggle with maths. Are you currently attending a school or college?Online Community Coordinator, she/her
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Hi and welcome
Do you get any extra support in school if not I would ask for it
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Yes, I think it'd be worth speaking to your teachers @isteele983. Do you get any support from the Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCo)? Do you know whether you have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)? Getting some extra support in school could help a lot, such as making sure your teachers are aware of any extra needs you might have, getting extra tuition, having extra time in exams, and so on.
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@isteele983 hi and welcome to scope some good suggestions above.Be extra nice to new members.
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