What Is Dysgraphia Exactly?
An expert from the National Center for Learning Disabilities explains what a learning disability in writing means, and offers strategies to help children thrive.
Dysgraphia is the medical term used to describe a learning disability in writing. Dysgraphia affects a child’s visual-spatial processing, fine motor skills, and language processing skills. Learn to identify the signs of trouble in each area, and discover surprising techniques that make writing easier for kids.
Encouraging kids with dysgraphia to write in cursive can help. Watch the video to understand why it works, and get more tips that make a difference.
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