Can Individuals with Dyscalculia Master Multiplication Tables?

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Just curious.
 
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Dremmer said:
Just curious.

Is that the disease wherein you differentiate when you need to integrate?
 
It already shows at the level of multiplication table, no idea if someone with dyscalculia can make it that far.
 
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