Tutoring

try not dating an 8 year old

>>8708972

>pre-algebra

wtf you pedo

Both 18, she tested into 0960 math in college which is pre algebra. This year she fiinally got diagnosed with dyscalculia aka math dyslexia after years of just feeling dumb.

>>8709214
>dyscalculia
LOL is this actually real? Do psychologists just make up garbage to stop people from getting their pussy feeling hurt? If you're bad at mat you're bad at math. Not everyone can be smart.

>>8709214
>dyscalculia
nigga what

>>8709277
She has mild dyslexia, primarily with numbers

>>8708972
Sure teach what they're struggling with. But if they're not struggling with the material and struggling with their own brain issues, there's nothing you can do unless she can overcome it.

start with graph theory. its dots and sticks, so its a very visual learning experience.

and geometry ofc.

then move onto conics and elementary functions. Trig, ln, exp

N,R,Z,Q,C : group/ring/field theory

Completeness of R and convergence

series, infinite series

differentiation/integration

complex numbers

differential equations
probably as most of what you need.

>>8709367
Ive worked with dyslexics, i find they can understand the content and work through dyslexia if taught one on one so they only have one thing working against them

>>8709214
>dyscalculia
xDDDDD

>>8709214
>>8709246
>psychology isn't pseudoscience they said

>>8708972
You have to teach her to read the section in the book that preceeds the problems she has to do at the end of that section.

Then you have to teach her that she needs to read the section's second page until she understands it's first page and so on.

The thing about math, especially intro math like calc and pre-calc, is that the section is always well written in every textbook and it always completely explains how to handle the problems that are in her homework assignment.