- Difficulties with numbers and signs (i.e. +, -, /, and x)
- Inability to tell which number is larger
- reliance on strategies such as finger counting, rather than mental strategies
- Difficulty with times table, mental arthrimetic, measurements, etc.
- Good in subjects such as Science or Geometry until calculations are required
- Difficulty with conceptualizing time
- Difficulty with everyday tasks (i.e. checking change, reading clock)
- Inability to plan or budget or estimating items
- Inability to remember math concepts, rules or sequences
- Difficulty keeping score during games
- Extreme cases may lead to phobia of numbers

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