The following resources will help you learn more about dysgraphia and find help

Accommodations and Modifications for Students with Handwriting Problems and/or Dysgraphia: Visit this page for ideas on classroom accommodations, modifications, and remediation for students with dysgraphia.

Assistive Technology for Writing: Assistive technology can be of great benefit for students with dysgraphia. Check out this page for a listing of some of the most popular keyboarding programs, portable keyboards, note-taking software, and speech-to-text dictation programs.

Powerful Writing Strategies for All Students by Karen R. Harris, Steve Graham, Linda H. Mason, and Barbara Friedlander (Brookes Publishing, 2008): This handbook provides educators with practical, evidence-based lesson plans and support materials for teaching writing to students with and without dysgraphia and other learning disabilities.

Strategies for Dealing with Dysgraphia: This article from LD Online offers extensive tips on helping students with dysgraphia succeed in writing.

Strategies for the Reluctant Writer: Dysgraphia can make students reluctant to write. Read this article for ideas on building students’ motivation to write and supporting them throughout the writing process.

Understanding Dysgraphia: This factsheet from the International Dyslexia Association includes answers to frequently asked questions about dysgraphia and ideas for instructional activities to support students with dysgraphia.