5 Signs of Dysgraphia and How to Get Help
Dysgraphia is a learning disability that affects your writing abilities. It can interfere with everything from handwriting to spelling and organization of written work. A 2011 study estimated 10-30% of children experience difficulty with writing, though a 2020 study found the exact prevalence depends on the definition of dysgraphia. Many cases remain unidentified. In this guide, we’ll explore the common signs of dysgraphia and the impacts of this developmental disorder in depth, along with ways to get help. Signs of Dysgraphia in Children Five main signs can indicate your child is struggling with dysgraphia. 1. Difficulties forming or spacing letters: