Timeline for Why would replacing “standard high school” algebra, with “considerably more abstract topics”, enable dyscalculia students “to see things faster”?

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2 days ago	comment	added	Adam Přenosil		Why on Earth are you extrapolating from "one person claimed in some blog post that one effect of their various neurodivergent traits, one of which is dyscalculia, was to make it easier for them to understand abstract topics in high school better than concrete topics" to "dyscalculic students see abstract things faster and more clearly than classmates"?
2 days ago	answer	added	Yakk		timeline score: 8
2 days ago	comment	added	Tommi		Have you found any literature about dyscalculia that addresses this question? (Question also asked on Mathematics codidact: math.codidact.com/posts/295342 .)
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