👉 Impaired math refers to difficulties in understanding, applying, or communicating mathematical concepts due to cognitive, sensory, or physical impairments. Individuals with impaired math may struggle with basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, or statistics, often due to challenges like dyscalculia (a learning disorder affecting number sense), visual-spatial processing issues, or difficulties with working memory. These impairments can hinder their ability to grasp abstract concepts, follow multi-step problems, or interpret mathematical relationships, making everyday tasks like budgeting, following recipes, or understanding graphs particularly challenging. Communication of math ideas might also be impaired, as they may struggle to articulate solutions or visualize problems, further complicating learning and problem-solving. (Word count: ~300)
