07-07-2006, 08:33 PM
beckysharp Wrote:I was studying the DSM III R which is the Diagnostic Manual for Mental Health Problems (I'm not crazy or bored, but studying Abnormal Psych) and wouldn't you believe it, there's an actual disability that relates to all of us Math challenged people.
Dyscalculia is a term referring to a wide range of life-long learning disabilities involving math. There is no single form of math disability, and difficulties vary from person to person and affect people differently in school and throughout life.
This is real, if you don't believe me just do a Google search.
Hmm...it sounds like a vampire
I wonder if it covers math, or algebra...I always did very well in math, but failed algebra 3 times =/
[SIZE="1"]CLEPS:
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College Math
English Composition (no essay) [/COLOR]
DANTES:
[COLOR="green"]World Religions
Civil War and Reconstruction
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Management Information Systems [/COLOR]
Excelsior:
[COLOR="Green"]Organizational Behavior
Ethics: Theory and Practice
World Conflicts since 1900
World Population [/COLOR][/SIZE]
All done! 42 credits by exam
[COLOR="green"]Social Sciences and History
College Math
English Composition (no essay) [/COLOR]
DANTES:
[COLOR="green"]World Religions
Civil War and Reconstruction
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Management Information Systems [/COLOR]
Excelsior:
[COLOR="Green"]Organizational Behavior
Ethics: Theory and Practice
World Conflicts since 1900
World Population [/COLOR][/SIZE]
All done! 42 credits by exam
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