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What are the eligibility criteria for special education under "Specific Learning Disability of Written Expression"?

Don't miss Michael Greschler's presentation "Understanding the Impact of Executive Function on Writing: Strategies for Success" on 8/30/23.

Today, I’m excited to announce on behalf of Dysgraphia Life that we are launching a new project funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes...

Dysgraphia Life's new Dysgraphia IEPs ebook is now available!

E.L. Lyons shares her inspiring story of how a student with undiagnosed dysgraphia became a published fantasy author.

Register now for our next free, live webinar - Dysgraphia: Diagnosis, Instruction & Intervention with Dr. Bonnie Singer on Sept 27th.

Printable handout to give teachers to explain your student's dysgraphia and difficulties in writing/written expression.

School's out for summer! Here are some ways to improve language arts skills over the break without any writing.

Dysgraphia community data. Learn more directly from the source about specific learning disorder/learning disability of written expression.

The most popular resources bought by our dysgraphia community in 2021. Find items that could help you or your child!

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Veera Hiranandani talks to Dysgraphia Life about her new book, "How to Find What You're Not Looking For" which deals with dysgraphia.

When considering assistive technology, think about legibility, timeliness, and stress.

On March 3rd, Dysgraphia Life will host a free webinar with Dr. Steven G. Feiffer targeted for parents of children with writing difficulties

When we recommend Orton-Gillingham based programs for students with dysgraphia, we are recommending Structured Literacy.

Morphology and Morphemes - you may understand them without realizing it! Learn more about why they are important for writing and spelling.

Understanding phonemes, phonics, and more.

The original approach, Orton-Gillingham, is for teaching people with dysgraphia as well as dyslexia.