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Event

Understanding Dyscalculia-Supporting Mathematical Learning Differences

Explore dyscalculia and practical strategies to adapt math instruction, build resources, and boost student confidence.
Published: October 23, 2026

Event Overview

Dates and Times

  • Saturday, November 14, 2026
    9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (MST)

Cost

Free for IEA members; Credit from University of Idaho - $60.00

Location

  • IEA Headquarters
    620 North 6th Street

Region

  • Western Region Organizing Center

This professional development session introduces educators to dyscalculia and builds foundational proficiency in identifying its key symptoms, understanding its prevalence, and recognizing co‑occurring conditions. Participants will explore the lifelong impact of dyscalculia and learn how to create supportive learning environments through targeted instructional strategies, assessment modifications, and confidence‑building practices. The session also focuses on adapting instruction to meet diverse learning needs and developing visuals, tools, and resources that strengthen mathematical understanding. Through evidence‑based approaches and real‑world examples, educators will gain practical strategies to implement immediately in their mathematics courses.

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