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Developmental dyscalculia is a specific impairment of learning which skills?

AReading fluency
BNumerical skills
CSpelling and grammar
DMotor coordination
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Numerical skills
1. Developmental dyscalculia is persistent and specific. 2. It affects basic numerical-arithmetical skills learning despite normal intelligence. 3. Reading, spelling and motor skills are not its focus. _Source: Wikipedia, Numeracy, Innumeracy and dyscalculia_
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