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maths

Author:
naveela

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Date Posted: 10:14:14 05/24/11 Tue

I am on the final part of the course and have found it to be very imformative and helpfull in understanding and solving some of my duaghters issues and problems as a dyslexic. One of the main problems she is now facing is math's in the written form, sums such as 'if anne has five banana's and tom has two, how many left?' I am struggling to help her with this and she is getting very frustrated. If there is anyone who has any idea's please advise.

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Replies:

Subject	Author	Date
Re: maths	Patricia Curran	14:00:51 05/27/11 Fri

Re: maths	Dawn	03:46:32 06/15/11 Wed

Re: maths	Russel Van Brocklin	13:16:43 06/16/11 Thu

Re: maths	Alison	11:58:45 08/25/11 Thu