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The Teaching Companion: Dyscalculia Intervention Workbook, Grades 6-8 cover

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The Teaching Companion: Dyscalculia Intervention Workbook, Grades 6-8

Word-for-Word Scripts for Parents, Tutors, and Teachers

Every chapter scripted, every wrong turn pre-answered, with a math primer for the grown-up at the table.

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The Grades 6-8 Dyscalculia Intervention Workbook rebuilds fractions, integers, ratios, and number sense. This companion tells you exactly what to say while you use it.

Every chapter is scripted: you say this, they should say that, with the wrong turns pre-answered. Before each chapter, a private math primer teaches you the math first, in plain words.

What's inside

  • Word-for-word scripts for every chapter of the Grades 6-8 workbook
  • A math primer before each chapter, written for the adult at the table
  • Common wrong answers with a scripted response for each
  • What to do when a student stalls, guesses, or shuts down
  • Designed to be read side by side with the Grades 6-8 student workbook
  • Written by two doctors of education with decades of classroom experience

Use this level if you see

  • You want to help with middle school math but do not trust your own math
  • Explanations turn into frustration for both of you
  • You need a plan for the lesson before it starts
  • You are tutoring a middle schooler and want consistent language

Who it's for

  • Parents supporting homework without recreating the struggle
  • Tutors who want consistent, tested language
  • Teachers and paraprofessionals leading small groups

About the authors

Every Mind Learning Press titles are written and reviewed by Dr. Laurie L. Wellner and Dr. Kathleen Pierce-Friedman, whose work centers on learners that traditional curricula overlook. Read their full bios.

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