· Dysgraphia – difficulty with handwriting and fine motor skills

Dysgraphia — Difficulty expressing thoughts in writing.

Here’s a more thorough article about dysgraphia:

There are three principal subtypes of dysgraphia that are recognized.

What is the difference between Dyslexia and Dysgraphia?

Dysgraphia (pronounced: dis-graf-ia) affects approximately 10% of the population.

The disorder may be caused by a variety of underlying problems:

The disorder may be caused by a variety of underlying problems:

Stompy is a mastodon, but what’s the difference?

Dysgraphia is to writing as dyslexia is to reading.

Deuel (1994) divided dysgraphia into three sub-types:

Motor clumsiness, fine-motor impairment, difficulty with writing (dysgraphia)

My child shows one or more of these signs, how can I help?

Could your child’s difficulty with writing be dysgraphia?

One website said that dysgraphia is to writing what dyslexia is to reading.