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Online Tutoring for birmingham Learners with Dyscalculia: Building Confidence, One-to-One

Watching your child struggle with numbers, despite their best efforts, can be truly disheartening. You know they're capable, but school just doesn't quite click for their unique way of processing information. In birmingham, Tutorful connects you with online tutors who understand dyscalculia, adapting their approach to build your child's confidence and foster a love for learning, right from your home.

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7 Dyscalculia tutors in Birmingham:

£24/hr
4.3
Aisha A
Dyscalculia Tutor - Experienced in teaching children with SEN
I am a Mental Health Masters graduate who has been tutoring for over seven years, this involving teaching in groups and also on a one to one basis. I have taught a variety of subjects including Maths, English, Sciences and History. I am very enthusiastic about teaching and have experience teaching children with special needs. I have worked as a Clinical Assistant Psychologist at Birmingham Children's Hospital, which involved working with children with physical and emotional difficulties alongside individuals with severe learning difficulties. I have worked at Explore Learning which is a private...
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£47/hr
5.0
Mike O
SEND & Mental Health | ESOL & TEFL | Dyscalculia Primary
As a fully qualified primary teacher with QTS and a First-Class BA (Hons) in Primary Education, I have worked in education since 2019 across Early Years, primary, secondary SEND and adult learning.I teach all primary subjects from Nursery to Year 6, with particular interests in English, History and Computing. I also support secondary pupils at KS3 and KS4 in English Language, English Literature and History, including GCSE preparation. For adult learners, I teach ESOL, EAL and Business English, covering everyday communication, workplace emails, meetings, presentations and interviews, as well as...
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£50/hr
5.0
James M
Enthusiastic Dyscalculia tutor
Most popular subjects this year are A-level maths, physics and GCSE geography.I am a supply teacher in local high schools.SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS experience for students on the autistic spectrum ASD including Asperger's, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder),ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) and PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance).A tutor for many years and from long before Tutorful appeared, here are some quotes from previous students:-“My daughter struggled with maths and physics but James gave her confidence in her ability. She found him incredibly understanding ,...
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£108/hr
5.0
Huw A
Friendly, experienced Dyscalculia teacher & examiner!
I am a qualified physicist, secondary science teacher and examiner. I have qualifications in all sciences and mathematics at GCSE and A-Level. I completed a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Physics with Astronomy at the University Of Nottingham. I hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) and Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) via a Graduate Training Programme (GTP). I assess science examinations for the AQA, OCR and Edexcel examination boards every year. I support students preparing to study physics at university level, including with UCAS personal statements, UCAS references and entry...
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£62/hr
5.0
Rhian P
Dyscalculia Tutor in Ealing
I hold a 2:1 degree in English and American Literature from the University of East Anglia and a Primary PGCE from UCL, with over eight years of tutoring experience. I tutor children from age 3 through to GCSE, supporting early years development, primary learning, SATs preparation, entrance exams and GCSE revision. I cover phonics, comprehension, reading, writing, grammar, punctuation and a range of maths topics. I work with learners of all abilities, including students who need additional support and those aiming for the highest grades. As no specific exam boards are listed, I focus on the relevant...
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£45/hr
5.0
Madara O
Professional Dyscalculia tutor
I am a Doctor of Psychology with university research and teaching experience supporting students at BA, MA and PhD level, as well as professionals. I teach Clinical Psychology, particularly reading disabilities and dyslexia, alongside other areas of psychology, research methodology and data analysis, preferably using SPSS. I also teach chess to children and adults, from the basics through to improving the technique of more skilled players. In psychology sessions, I can help you explore a particular subject, work through research methods or data analysis, and identify relevant literature....
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£62/hr
4.9
Clare C
Looking for last minute 11+Dyscalculia Tutoring? Look no further!
I have extensive teaching experience in the British School of Rio de Janeiro, working with KS2, KS3, GCSE, and IB students, as well as teaching university-level courses in pedagogy and the art of teaching. I specialise in ICT, having taught Key Stage 3 students on a variety of topics including video production, podcasting, databases, e-safety, and project management, using freeware tools like GIMP, Animoto, and Audacity to promote learning beyond the classroom. At Key Stage 4, I covered the IGCSE ICT course (0417) from Cambridge, focusing on both practical skills and theoretical knowledge,...
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Yes, absolutely. When you tell us about your child, we carefully match you with tutors who have specific experience and training in supporting learners with dyscalculia. They understand the nuances of number sense and calculation difficulties, often using visual, concrete, and multisensory approaches to make maths accessible and engaging.
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