How do you help a child with dysgraphia?

Helping a child with dysgraphia involves early recognition, therapy, and school adjustments. Parents and teachers can:

• Provide extra time for written tasks
• Encourage typing instead of handwriting for longer work
• Use positive reinforcement to reduce frustration
• Break down writing into step-by-step stages
• Work with occupational therapists for fine motor development.

Support should focus on building the child’s confidence while making learning accessible.

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