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dyscalculia
Definition:
(nou) impaired ability to learn grade-appropriate mathematics
Examples:
Especially me, and those of us with dyscalculia.
Furthermore, the source said dyscalculia and not dyslexia.
Example conditions include dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia.
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Common mistakes of dyscalculia pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many people incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "dys-cal-ˈcu-lia". The correct stress is on the third syllable: "dys-ˌcal-ˈcu-lia". Tip: Remember to emphasize the "cu" when pronouncing "dyscalculia".
- Vowel sounds: Some learners pronounce the "y" as "ee", resulting in "dys-cal-ˈkee-lia". The correct sound is a short "i" as in "dys-cal-ˈcu-lia". Tip: Focus on the "y" sounding like "i" in "dyscalculia".
- Syllable count: People often miscount the syllables, saying "dys-cal-cul-ia" with four syllables instead of the correct three: "dys-cal-ˈcu-lia". Tip: Break it down into three parts to avoid confusion.
- Final vowel: Some speakers may pronounce the last syllable as "lia" with a long "a", saying "dyscalcul-ˈlay-a". The correct pronunciation is "lia" with a short "i": "dyscalcul-ˈli-a". Tip: Ensure the last syllable is soft and quick.
- Consonant clarity: Learners sometimes slur the "c" sounds, resulting in "dys-ˈkal-ya". The correct pronunciation has clear "c" sounds: "dys-ˌcal-ˈcu-lia". Tip: Enunciate the "c" clearly to maintain the integrity of "dyscalculia".