Dyscalculia is a disorder in which a person has the inability to count and solve any problem that requires the performance of arithmetic operations. This phenomenon is usually characteristic of children, but in adults it is also possible to diagnose a disease such as dyscalculia.
Dyscalculia is a congenital disorder, that is, it has a genetic component. Usually, one of the parents of a child with a disc also has a hard time learning math.
Errors when naming numbers.
Memorize the order of the numbers without understanding their meaning.
Difficulties in determining the place of a number among other numbers.
Insufficient knowledge of mathematical terminology.
Difficulties in breaking down a number in terms.
Inability to distribute numbers according to the pattern of more or less.
Errors in the spelling of numbers.
Performing only elementary arithmetic operations, and exclusively by manual counting.
Thought processes are extremely specific, tasks are perceived only if there is an objective condition.
Difficulty in performing sequential arithmetic operations.
Significant difficulties or total impossibility of carrying out actions with complex numbers.
Dyscalculia in many cases is an independent disease and not a side effect of any other defect. It can be very selective, that is, a person with a pathological disability for numeracy can be completely normal in all other respects.
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