Diagnosis of a specific learning disability such as dysgraphia impacts children's academic
progress and well-being. Dysgraphia is diagnosed by clinicians based on children's written …

Developmental dysgraphia, being observed among 10-30% of school-aged children, is a
disturbance or difficulty in the production of written language that has to do with the …

Learning disabilities, which primarily interfere with basic learning skills such as reading,
writing, and math, are known to affect around 10% of children in the world. The poor motor …

Dysgraphia, a disorder affecting the written expression of symbols and words, negatively
impacts the academic results of pupils as well as their overall well-being. The use of …

Dysgraphia is a type of learning disorder that affects children's writing skills. Poor writing
skills can obstruct students' academic growth if it is undiagnosed and untreated properly in …

Handwriting is a complex skill to acquire and it requires years of training to be mastered.
Children presenting dysgraphia exhibit difficulties automatizing their handwriting. This can …

The academic and behavioral progress of children is associated with the timely
development of reading and writing skills. Dysgraphia, characterized as a handwriting …

Writing abilities are impacted by dysgraphia, a condition of learning disability. It might be
challenging to diagnose dysgraphia at an initial point of a child's upbringing. Problematic …

This paper proposes new ways to assess handwriting, a critical skill in any child's school
journey. Traditionally, a pen and paper test called the BHK test (Concise Evaluation Scale …

The act of writing presents difficulties for10–30% of elementary school children. Thisstudy's
objectives were to compare theabilities of digitizer-based evaluation of thehandwriting …