Discussion
Dysgraphia is a :
Answer: C
Dysgraphia is a neurological disorder characterized by trouble in forming letters and shapes.
Dysgraphia is a specific learning disability that affects writing. A child with dysgraphia may have illegible or inconsistent handwriting, difficulty forming letters, poor spacing on the page, and trouble putting thoughts into writing, despite adequate instruction and intelligence. It arises from differences in how the brain processes fine motor and language information, which is why it is classed as neurological.
Stuttering and articulation errors are speech disorders, gross motor impairment is a locomotor problem, and inattention with impulsivity describes ADHD. Dyslexia (reading) and dyscalculia (arithmetic) are its sister learning disabilities.
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