Homeschooling a child with dysgraphia takes a special blend of accommodations, patience, and loving care. A child like this cannot simply do a written assignment as any of your other children can. Putting letters and words to paper can be quite a struggle for a child with this kind of learning disability. Accommodations need to be made in order to facilitate learning and complete assignments.
I found tips for you from educators and homeschool moms on how to make accommodations and do remediation with this kind of special needs child. Hopefully they will make teaching your child with dysgraphia a bit easier.
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Homeschooling a Child with Dysgraphia
Dysgraphia: How can I help my child? on All About Learning Press – This thorough article explains what dysgraphia is, the symptoms, how to make accommodations, proper handwriting position, remediation, and more.
Homeschooling A Child With Dysgraphia: A Behind The Scenes Look on Different by Design Learning – Find out what one homeschool mom does to help her child with dysgraphia.
How I Teach Handwriting to my Kids With Dysgraphia on Homeschooling with Dyslexia – Here’s one homeschool mom’s suggestions for accommodations and remediation.
Using Technology to Homeschool a Child with Dysgraphia on Techie Homeschool Mom – How can technology help a child with dysgraphia? Find out here.
Do you have some tips for homeschooling a child with dysgraphia? Feel free to share them in the comment section.
More help on this site with teaching special needs:
- Tips for Homeschooling a Child with Autism
- Tips for Homeschooling a Child with Dyslexia
- Tips for Homeschooling a Child with Dyscalculia
- Tips for Homeschooling an ADD/ADHD Child
- Inexpensive Balance Ball Chairs for Energetic Children
Many blessings,
