Dyscalculia appears to be a specific but chronic condition,in which sufferers may perform better than average on measures of IQ,vocabulary and working memory,but still perform significantly poorly on tests of mathematical ability (Landerl,Bevan & Butterworth,2004).The disorder appears to be the result of specific disabilities in basic number processing,and can take which of the following basic forms?

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Dyscalculia can manifest in various ways, including difficulties with memorizing and retrieving arithmetic facts, using immature strategies for solving arithmetic problems, and having impaired visuo-spatial skills that affect number alignment and decimal placement.

Dyscalculia Appears to Be a Specific but Chronic Condition,in Which