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ALT Poster for Dyscalculia Awareness Day on 3rd March 2026, featuring graphics of maths formulas on a blackboard, a pencil writing numbers in a book, an eraser, a protractor and a compass. The Specialisterne logo is at the bottom left.
ALT What is dyscalculia? Dyscalculia is a learning difference that affects a person's understanding of numbers and mathematical concepts. It's estimated to affect around 6% of the population, but is not as widely known as other learning differences. This text is inside a speech bubble on a blue background, with a light bulb in the top right corner.
ALT Is it linked to dyslexia? Like dyslexia, dyscalculia is a form of neurodivergence. The two can often co-occur, but not always. Although some people with dyslexia do find maths challenging, others don't. Dyscalculia is a separate diagnosis. This text is inside a speech bubble on a blue background, with a light bulb in the top right corner.
ALT What are the signs? Dyscalculia makes it difficult for someone to understand numerical and mathematical tasks and processes. Challenges may include counting, sequencing, managing money, reading a clock, judging distance or direction. This text is inside a speech bubble on a blue background, with a light bulb in the top right corner.
ALT Love Your Pet Day. Swipe to see some of the Specialisterne team's beloved pets! Graphic of woman with dark hair, yellow t-shirt and light blue skirt, holding a food bowl in each hand for a dog and a cat. Yellow paw prints on blue background.
ALT Four photos on a blue background, showing four dogs and a cat. The first photo shows two Hungarian Viszlas called Drico and Adeleke. The second photo shows a beagle puppy called Bailey. The third photo shows a border collie called Noelle with a ball in her mouth. The final photo shows a black cat called Mango, looking out from between two bannisters at the top of the stairs.
ALT Three photos of pets on a blue background. The first photo shows a black puppy called Toby. The second photo shows a ginger cat called Kitty. The third photo shows a Shih Tzu called Milo.
ALT Benefits of having a pet: stay active, emotional support, social support, routine and structure. This text surrounds a decorative image of a dog against a blue background.
