An inclusive math app for Dysgraphia/Dyslexia students

Magrid is an inclusive math application, ideal for children with learning difficulties such as dyspraxia and dysgraphia. It’s also great for students with other special education needs, as well as regular education needs. Magrid’s learning program features 3,000 activities designed to improve math, cognitive, visual, and spatial skills during early childhood (ages 3 to 9 for children with standard education needs, and up to age 12 for children with special needs). Children can learn math and improve their skills at their own pace, through exercises that don’t require supervision. The app’s language-free and sensory-friendly design prevents overstimulation and helps children with dysgraphia or dyspraxia stay focused. You can download the app on Microsoft, Android, or Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Chromebook, tablets, etc.). It’s compatible with both iOS and Android.

What Are Dysgraphia and Dyspraxia? How Do They Impact a Child’s Mathematical Learning?

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Dyspraxia (also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder) is a chronic neurological condition that begins in childhood and affects physical coordination. Dysgraphia is a similar condition that affects fine motor skills and written expression. Children with dyspraxia or dysgraphia often seem clumsy or “out of sync” because they have difficulty with tasks and activities that require motor skill automation and spatial awareness. This is especially true of writing and drawing. Because these conditions also impact cognitive skills such as working memory (the ability to temporarily retain information and process it), they can make learning math especially challenging.

Why Use Magrid as a Math App for Children with Dysgraphia or Dyspraxia?

Conception sans distraction et respectueuse des sens

Les enfants peuvent prendre le temps nécessaire pour chaque exercice, sans être surstimulés ou pressés par un chronomètre.

Conçu pour une utilisation efficace du temps d'écran

L’utilisation de l’application est limitée à 10-15 minutes par jour afin de minimiser le coût cognitif associé au fait que les enfants se concentrent sur une seule tâche pendant trop longtemps.

Axé sur l'amélioration des compétences cognitives et visuo-spatiales

L’application Magrid est basée sur un programme d’apprentissage qui aide les enfants à développer des compétences utiles, telles que la pensée logique et la résolution de problèmes.

Application sans langue

Comme toutes les instructions et tous les commentaires sont visuels, les enfants peuvent apprendre de manière autonome et à leur propre rythme.

Peut être utilisé dans n'importe quelle salle de classe

Magrid est un programme complet qui s’intègre facilement dans n’importe quel programme d’études.

Fondée sur des données probantes et validée scientifiquement

Magrid est un programme scientifiquement validé, dont il est prouvé qu’il améliore l’apprentissage et le développement. Rigoureusement testé dans des institutions renommées telles que l’Université de Tübingen (Allemagne) et l’Université du Luxembourg, vous pouvez lui faire confiance en tant qu’outil fiable pour aider les enfants à atteindre la réussite scolaire.

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How Teachers Can Use Magrid for Teaching Math to Children with Dysgraphia or Dyspraxia

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Magrid’s learning program doesn’t follow a specific curriculum. This makes it easy for any teacher to integrate it in a preschool, kindergarten, or elementary school classroom. All exercises in the Magrid math app are language-free. Instructions and feedback are nonverbal. As a result, children with dyspraxia or dysgraphia can use it independently, with very little teacher supervision. This helps students grow more confident in their motor and cognitive abilities. And it provides teachers with the extra time they require to give special attention to those children who need it most. Teachers can create a dedicated account for each classroom. Or they can choose to create one for each child. They can also follow student progress on a dashboard, monitoring performance on specific tasks or activities, and identifying any learning gaps.

How Parents Can Use Magrid for Teaching Math to Children with Dysgraphia or Dyspraxia

Magrid is the perfect app for preschoolers and older children with dyspraxia or dysgraphia to practice and learn math at home. Parents can use the app to help their child develop math, cognitive, visual, spatial, and motor skills. Unlike other math applications, Magrid is designed to prevent overstimulation. The very simple and sensory-friendly design helps children focus by reducing excitement. Parents can also cap screen time at between 10 and 15 minutes per day, while allowing their child to use the app independently. A dashboard is available for parents to follow their child’s performance. It provides them with a clear overview of their child’s learning development.

Conclusion

Because kids with dyspraxia or dysgraphia can struggle with writing and counting, the Magrid math app is ideal for helping them improve their cognitive and visual-spatial skills at their own pace. Its language-free and sensory-friendly design will help them stay focused on each exercise. They won’t feel overwhelmed by too much information or pressured by a stopwatch. Parents and teachers can download the app here. Add it to your classroom teaching strategies for students with dysgraphia or dyspraxia, or use it to help your child learn math at home.
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