[NIFL-LD:4861] Ways to present mathematics

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Christopher,

I was wondering if you have any suggestions for adaptive technology or ways
to teach mathematics to students who have visual-spatial processing
problems, either from traumatic brain injury or from a learning disability.
I am specifically thinking about long division, which seems to be very
confusing.

Michele Craig
Woodland Adult School

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