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Question
Select the odd one:
Dyscalculia is
- Disability to grasp and solve maths concepts
- Difficulty in manipulating numbers in their heads
- Struggling with phonemic awareness
- Difficulty in remembering equations
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Solution
Struggling with phonemic awareness
Explanation:
Struggling with phonemic awareness is unrelated to dyscalculia, a condition characterised by difficulty with math and numbers. Phonemic awareness is related to reading and language skills, commonly associated with dyslexia.
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