Episode 168: Quick Q&A: What is Dysgraphia?

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What is dysgraphia?

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association defines dysgraphia as referring to difficulty with either language or spelling-based aspects of writing. Dysgraphia impairs letter writing by hand, which can affect spelling, learning to spell words, the speed of writing, reading word recognition, comprehension, and writing processes and products.

Resources

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Disorder of Reading and Writing
International Dyslexia Association Understanding Dysgraphia

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