My child was diagnosed with Dysgraphia. How can I help at home?
Students with Dysgraphia often have difficulties with handwriting and fine motor skills. They struggle to hold a pencil correctly, write neatly, and form letters. Fortunately, with intervention, these skills can improve. Interventions are supports that can be provided in the academic setting as well as at home. Typically, in the school environment, accommodations such as text-to-speech technology, the…