Tutor gives top tips to help your child if they're struggling with maths

Being good at maths early on tends to make life easier for children as they grow older. Having a strong foundation in mathematics can carry over to many other subjects, like science.
It can be frustrating for parents if their child struggles with maths – but there may be a reason for it.
About 10% of the population have a condition called dyscalculia – a bit like dyslexia but for maths instead of words.
This is a common condition. So much so that virtual tutoring service, Maths-Whizz, has put together some tips for parents to help them get their kids on track without causing upset and friction.
Here's what Maths-Whizz suggests:
Give them your undivided attention Stay calm and be positive Exercise patience Reassure them whenever they’re struggling Talk about your own struggles in school and how you overcame them Explain the practical applications of each new maths skill Make a game out of it Give them praise for putting in the effort Work with their teacher and ask for regular

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