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A Class VI student reads fluently and does well in language and science, but consistently reverses digits, cannot recall number facts and s…

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A Class VI student reads fluently and does well in language and science, but consistently reverses digits, cannot recall number facts and struggles with simple arithmetic operations. The most probable specific learning difficulty is:

  • ADyslexia
  • BDysgraphia
  • CDyscalculia
  • DDyspraxia
Correct answer: C

Explanation

Specific difficulty with number sense and arithmetic, in the presence of normal language ability, indicates dyscalculia.

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