The Utilization of SPEEDLINE DOTS-CULIA for Students with Special Educational Needs

May, Yoong Soo; Ismail, Nor Azmidy

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i10/10380

IJARBSS

2021

DOI: 10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i10/10380

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The Utilization of SPEEDLINE DOTS-CULIA for Students with Special Educational Needs

Yoong Soo May¹,

Nor Azmidy Ismail²

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“…A dyscalculia checklist is needed for identifying students with dyscalculia in our classrooms (Yoong & Ahmad, 2020a). Mathematics is frequently a challenging assignment for students, particularly those with dyscalculia (Yoong & Ismail, 2021). Compared to dyslexia, research on dyscalculia is relatively scarce (Yoong & Ahmad, 2020c).…”

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The design and development of a dyscalculia checklist based on a focus group interview

Yoong

Ahmad

Singh

et al. 2023

British J Special Edu

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This article aims to explore the symptoms and characteristics of dyscalculia. This is a qualitative study. Five experts in the field of special education took part in a focus group interview. Each expert had more than ten years of experience in their area of expertise. To determine the content validity of the protocol, three experts in special education, language and qualitative research evaluated each of the eight items. Cohen's kappa analysis was used to assess inter‐rater reliability. The findings of this study indicate that 59 items have been developed, based on six constructs in the dyscalculia checklist. The six constructs were subitising, estimating, Arabic numerals, verbal numbers, arithmetic facts and calculating processes. Following the focus group interview, a new construct emerged: math anxiety. The study implies that teachers might utilise this checklist to carry out early detection of students with dyscalculia in primary schools. This will enable appropriate intervention, resulting in significant benefits for the Ministry of Education, for educators and teachers, and for the students themselves. Although this study was based in Malaysia, the results have wider implications because dyscalculia is present everywhere.

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The design and development of a dyscalculia checklist based on a focus group interview

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Ahmad

Singh

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British J Special Edu

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The Utilization of SPEEDLINE DOTS-CULIA for Students with Special Educational Needs

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