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Dyscalculics are often described as having poor what?

ANumber sense
BPhonemic skill
CHandwriting
DEye contact
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Number sense
1. Dyscalculia is a math disability. 2. Such learners struggle with quantity, place value and organising numbers. 3. They are often referred to as having poor number sense, not poor phonemic skill or handwriting. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section By function impaired_
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