I am a high school student currently and struggle with some aspects of geometry. I find drawing out the problems very helpful, although you might need more paper. Art and music can also be hard as she might not know how the picture should look before she draws it. The same can be said for sounds. Approaching schools can be hard as many people haven't heard of aphantasia or anauralia. Also many states don't say that aphantasia and anauralia are disabilities requiring IEPS.

Does your daughter have trouble now? Always think, if it's not broken, do not fix it. I have exactly the same capacity as your daughter, and I can expect to be weak in spatial relations and sense of direction. My thinking usually consists of talking to myself or discussing. I have no images or sounds, all I have is words. Ask your daughter how she thinks. One advantage I have is that I find it easy to converse with AI. Given the way the world is going, that may be a very valuable skill. Check it out. With respect to school, be alert that she might find geometry difficult.

I am a high school student currently and struggle with some aspects of geometry. I find drawing out the problems very helpful, although you might need more paper. Art and music can also be hard as she might not know how the picture should look before she draws it. The same can be said for sounds. Approaching schools can be hard as many people haven't heard of aphantasia or anauralia. Also many states don't say that aphantasia and anauralia are disabilities requiring IEPS.

Does your daughter have trouble now? Always think, if it's not broken, do not fix it. I have exactly the same capacity as your daughter, and I can expect to be weak in spatial relations and sense of direction. My thinking usually consists of talking to myself or discussing. I have no images or sounds, all I have is words. Ask your daughter how she thinks. One advantage I have is that I find it easy to converse with AI. Given the way the world is going, that may be a very valuable skill. Check it out. With respect to school, be alert that she might find geometry difficult.