Latest News

Have you or your student(s) used math software programs to help with the writing component of math? Tell us about your experience!

There are three main areas where the dramatic changes at the Department of Education could have a negative impact on students receiving special education services.

News about closing or shrinking the U.S. Department of Education and how these decisions may impact people with dysgraphia.

dysgraphiaLEARN is here! We are so excited to launch the newest resource in the Dysgraphia Life family.

Learn actionable IEP advocacy tips, easy documentation habits, and strategies to navigate IEPs effectively and confidently.

Registration is now open for a free, parent webinar with Special Education Advocate Lisa Lightner from A Day In Our Shoes.

Free Fall 2024 Webinars for parents of students with dysgraphia/specific learning disability in written expression

Helpful tips to ensure a smooth transition back to school, based on advice from the expert speakers on our Webinar Series.

Recap of a webinar on how parents & guardians learn about learning disabilities

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

A recap of LDACON 2024 presentations relevant to the dysgraphia community.

A recap of The Handwriting Concern webinar with Heather York.

A new research study shows the importance of developing teacher training about dysgraphia

Check out some of our favorite back to school resources for dysgraphia for the upcoming school year

Our printable handout can be personalized for your student and also provides a link to dysgraphia resources for teachers

Webinar recap: Ashley Roberts from The Dyslexia Initiative and the need for more dysgraphia research.

A success story about how appropriate accomodations for dysgraphia can make all the difference.

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

The most popular dysgraphia resources in 2022.

Meet Patty DeDurr, the neurodivergent author of This Llama Can Write, who is dedicated to increasing representation in children's books.