Dysgraphia or disorder of written expression is a childhood learning disorder marked by poor writing skills such as bad handwriting, multiple spelling and punctuation errors and an inability to ...

Q: Which doctor should I consult if my child has symptoms of dysgraphia? A: Consult a child specialist who will refer you to a specialized health professional trained to manage children with learning ...

A new research study shows that dysgraphia and dyslexia may be identified during the first two years of school by analyzing children’s writing. Early intervention may help children work on skills ...

Dysgraphia is a condition that affects a child's ability to write, often impacting their fine motor skills and making handwriting slow or even painful. As a result, their handwriting may be difficult ...

Though writing is a complex skill that takes time to master, parents who see their children chronically struggling with handwriting, spelling or typing may want to have them tested for dysgraphia.

Red flags to watch out for and how parents can help When Karan, who spoke upon condition of anonymity, was pulled up by teachers in class, it was often to do with his handwriting – which bore a marked ...

Watching a child struggle with handwriting can be heartbreaking for parents and teachers – not to mention incredibly frustrating for the child who’s trying his or her best but just can’t seem to get ...