What are examples of dysgraphia?

Examples include:

• A child who verbally explains a story well but produces only a few disorganised sentences when asked to write it down.
• A student who writes with irregular spacing and inconsistent letter formation, making their work hard to read.
• A person who struggles to copy text accurately from a board or textbook.
• An individual who experiences hand pain or fatigue after short periods of writing. 
  
  

These practical examples highlight how dysgraphia impacts daily academic tasks.

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