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Recap from the Learning Disabilities Association of America conference on supporting students with dysgraphia and written expression challenges.

Revising writing is one of the most challenging—and most important—skills for students, especially those with dysgraphia or other learning differences.

For many students with dysgraphia and specific learning disability in written expression, writing even one sentence can feel overwhelming. Juggling ideas, spelling, handwriting or typing, and organization places heavy demands on working memory. As a result, students often write very short or incomplete sentences — not because they lack ideas, but because the process itself is exhausting. That’s where explicit instruction in sentence expansion  makes a powerful difference. Exp

Join us for our first live expert webinar of 2026 with Dr. Gary Troia on January 28th at 7PM ET! This revising and editing webinar is entirely free, but registration is required. Webinar Description: Dr. Troia will discuss the importance of feedback and revising/editing for enhancing the productivity and quality of written texts for students who find writing challenging. Building upon a shared understanding of what constitutes quality feedback, revising, and editing, Dr. Troi