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Performing Mathematical Calculations

People with learning disabilities may have difficulty performing mathematical calculations, including recognizing or identifying numbers, remembering sequencing of numbers, understanding the mathematical sign or function (whether symbol or word) or performing mathematical calculations accurately and efficiently.

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Use scratch paper to work out math problems

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Permit use of fractional, decimal, statistical, or scientific calculators

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Provide talking calculator

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Use calculators or adding machines with large display screens

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Use construction calculator, such as Jobber 6

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Provide talking tape measure

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Use talking scales

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Use pre-measurement guides or jigs

Small Triangle Blue Bullet Post mathematical tables at desk or in work area


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Accommodations are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. If you need additional information or would like to discuss the information presented here, contact JAN directly.

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