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Cat Eadle
Co-Founder,
The Dyscalculia Network
Cat is the co-founder of The Dyscalculia Network C.I.C and co-author, along with Prof. Steve Chinn, of the innovative 'Succeed with Dyscalculia' series of books.
With a career spanning 29 years in education, Cat's unwavering dedication for supporting individuals with dyscalculia and maths difficulties underscores her extensive experience. Holding a Bachelor of Education from Oxford University, Cat then became a certified specialist in mathematics learning difficulties in 2003. She initially applied her expertise in school settings but in 2017, she established 'The Little Maths Room,' where she offers tutoring services to learners of all ages with dyscalculia and other Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs). Cat is passionately committed to helping learners to build solid mathematical foundations and has a unique ability to nurture confidence and competence in mathematics ensuring learning is both accessible and enjoyable.
Cat now spends much of her time co-running and co-developing the Dyscalculia Network including planning Dyscalculia Day and co-organising the Dyscalculia Show at the NEC, Birmingham. Cat often provides training sessions for educators and has growing experience in providing CPD for workplaces and community organisations including National Numeracy, Thames Valley Police, and West Sussex County Council. She often consults with the Dyscalculia Network’s Adults with Dyscalculia Advisory Board to ensure that the voices and experiences of those with dyscalculia are heard.
Cat also raises awareness of dyscalculia and maths difficulties through the Dyscalculia Network website, events, and social media. Her unique blend of commitment, profound and ever-growing expertise and understanding, along with her unrivalled enthusiasm has led to the Dyscalculia Network becoming the leading worldwide ‘one stop’ destination for the dyscalculia community
With a career spanning 29 years in education, Cat's unwavering dedication for supporting individuals with dyscalculia and maths difficulties underscores her extensive experience. Holding a Bachelor of Education from Oxford University, Cat then became a certified specialist in mathematics learning difficulties in 2003. She initially applied her expertise in school settings but in 2017, she established 'The Little Maths Room,' where she offers tutoring services to learners of all ages with dyscalculia and other Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs). Cat is passionately committed to helping learners to build solid mathematical foundations and has a unique ability to nurture confidence and competence in mathematics ensuring learning is both accessible and enjoyable.
Cat now spends much of her time co-running and co-developing the Dyscalculia Network including planning Dyscalculia Day and co-organising the Dyscalculia Show at the NEC, Birmingham. Cat often provides training sessions for educators and has growing experience in providing CPD for workplaces and community organisations including National Numeracy, Thames Valley Police, and West Sussex County Council. She often consults with the Dyscalculia Network’s Adults with Dyscalculia Advisory Board to ensure that the voices and experiences of those with dyscalculia are heard.
Cat also raises awareness of dyscalculia and maths difficulties through the Dyscalculia Network website, events, and social media. Her unique blend of commitment, profound and ever-growing expertise and understanding, along with her unrivalled enthusiasm has led to the Dyscalculia Network becoming the leading worldwide ‘one stop’ destination for the dyscalculia community
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