Discussion
Which of the following is the characteristic of the learning disorder 'Dysgraphia' ?
Answer: A
The characteristic of dysgraphia is difficulty forming letter shapes.
Dysgraphia is a learning difficulty that affects handwriting and written expression. Signs include trouble forming letters, irregular size and spacing, an awkward pencil grip and slow, laborious writing.
Reversals of letters and difficulty learning the names and sounds of letters are typical signs of dyslexia, a difficulty with reading. Delays in speaking and acquiring language point to a language or speech disorder, not dysgraphia.
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