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IC-MLD 2026 – 4th International Congress on Math Learning Difficulties

Name: IC-MLD 2026 – 4th International Congress on Math Learning Difficulties
Start: 2026-10-01
End: 2026-10-03
Location: Istanbul Medeniyet University, North Campus

Hosted by Istanbul Medeniyet University

1 – 3 October 2026
Istanbul Medeniyet University, North Campus, Istanbul, Türkiye
Social & Behavioural SciencesEducationMedical & Health Sciences

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IC-MLD 2026 – 4th International Congress on Math Learning Difficulties is a congress held 1 – 3 October 2026 in Istanbul Medeniyet University, North Campus, Istanbul, Türkiye, organised by Istanbul Medeniyet University.

Dates:: 1 – 3 October 2026
Format:: In person
Venue:: Istanbul Medeniyet University, North Campus, Istanbul, Türkiye
Subjects:: Education, Medical & Health Sciences
Organiser:: Istanbul Medeniyet University
Official website:: icmld.com

The IV. International Congress on Mathematics Learning Difficulties offers a comprehensive scientific platform on dyscalculia and mathematical learning difficulties, addressing family involvement and support, current neuroscience-based research, and evidence-based intervention programs. The event will be held at Istanbul Medeniyet University from October 1-3, 2026.

Conference theme

The Family in Mathematical Learning Difficulties: From Diagnosis to Intervention, from Support to Empowerment

Objectives

To discuss the critical role of families in the diagnosis, intervention, and support processes of children with dyscalculia and mathematics learning difficulties, while providing a platform for multidisciplinary research, diagnostic methods, technological innovations, and educational practices.

Who should attend

Researchers, educators, practitioners, teachers, psychologists, and parents working in the field of dyscalculia and mathematics learning difficulties.