A child with a mathematics disorder would most likely have difficulty with ____.
A) reading
B) visual-spatial ability
C) coordination
D) memory

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A mathematics disorder, also known as dyscalculia, affects an individual's ability to understand and manipulate numerical concepts. This would manifest as difficulty with tasks such as counting, solving equations, and understanding mathematical symbols. Visual-spatial ability, or the ability to appreciate shapes and spatial relationships, is often linked to mathematical skill, and deficiencies in this area can exacerbate difficulties with math. Difficulties with reading (A), coordination (C), or memory (D) would not necessarily be correlated with a mathematics disorder.

A Child with a Mathematics Disorder Would Most Likely Have