What do you understand by the term dysgraphia? Explain the term with a suitable example.

Dysgraphia is a learning disability or disorder. Individuals with dysgraphia may have problems with translating their thoughts into drawing or written form. People with dysgraphia are also characterized by poor handwriting. They may not be able to spell words correctly. Their grammar may be poor and they may have problems with critical thinking, writing, vocabulary, and the like. For example, people suffering from dysgraphia may have bad handwriting.   Read Full Lesson: Difference Between Learning Abilities and Special Learning Abilities Read Full Lesson: All Types of Learning Abilities with Examples