How To Help Kids With Dyscalculia | Child Mind Institute

In this video, Matt Cruger, Clinical Neuropsychologist at the Child Mind Institute, discusses strategies to help children with math anxiety and learning difficulties like dyscalculia. If your child struggles with math and becomes frustrated or anxious, this video offers valuable tips to reduce stress and make learning more enjoyable. Learn how to create a supportive environment, use rewards and praise, and turn math challenges into opportunities for growth and confidence. • Understanding math anxiety and dyscalculia • Tips for making math more fun and engaging • How to provide emotional support during math challenges • The importance of praise and rewards for effort • When to take breaks to avoid frustration and anxiety 💡 Learn more about dyscalculia and math anxiety at childmind.org. 📩 Have questions or topics you’d like covered? Drop a comment below! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more videos on child development and mental health! Chapters: 0:00 Introduction: Supporting a child with math anxiety 0:26 The impact of math anxiety and dyscalculia 1:07 Making math more fun and less stressful 1:51 Emphasizing the learning process in math 2:30 Avoiding humiliation and providing positive reinforcement 3:09 When to take a break to reduce frustration 3:26 Learn more about dyscalculia