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What percentage of people have dyscalculia?
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18/05/2012 18:48:06
Bedmogscogs
Researchers now state that dyscalculia is about equal in prevalence to dyslexia, which id approxiamtely 15%.
29/10/2011 23:03:07
Elizabeth lopez
oops, that should be dyscalculiac, sorry for the typo
30/07/2011 07:05:59
...of Melancholy Burning
Well, funny that you ask that in this forum... I'm dyscalciliac so I can't grasp the concept of percentages lol.
30/07/2011 06:41:35
...of Melancholy Burning
its about 5% of the population
23/12/2010 13:18:58
judyhanning (Member)
It is 4-5% but knowing me have read it wrong haha!
16/12/2010 00:00:49
Pixie (Member)
I'm not completely sure but I think the number is about 5% of people are effected by dyscalculia.
04/06/2009 13:51:33
H21
Does anyone know how widespread the condition is? Does dyscalculia effect as many children as say dyslexia (i.e. around 10%)?
Thanks.
02/06/2009 16:14:48
Helen
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