NCLD has developed the LD Checklist: Recognize & Respond tool to help spot the potential signs of LD. Take the first step here: ncld.co/LDRR. #Check4LD
@ClaireRichardsRNАй бұрын
That link doesn't work anymore just FYI
@remylavis84495 жыл бұрын
Just spent the last 18 year being told “ just write neat” “ try harder to write” then finding out this disorder exists.... wow
@Frog_Is_My_Name5 жыл бұрын
Yeah, when I was diognosed in year 9 I was embarrassed but I quickly found it really liberating
@laurenpaterson34752 жыл бұрын
Same I had three people training me to write as I’if I did not know
@tuwanlendor8722 жыл бұрын
Exactly the same for me
@collinallenparishute2 жыл бұрын
Im 27 my dude, and I've just learned about dysgraphia! I've had all sorts of learning plans, and occupational therapy and no one could place it through the public school system and it is so liberating to know I'm not inherently broken
@GnlMachoman2 жыл бұрын
Same…
@StihlmaddArborist11 жыл бұрын
25 years ago I was going to be held back at school because no teacher could read my handwriting so could not mark my work. My art teacher suggested caligraphy lessons which I then undertook for 2 years. This made the difference for me as I was retaught from scratch how to form and shape each letter by hand and it was the best thing I could have ever done to change my situation, I hope it will work for others like myself.
@natatron3 жыл бұрын
This is amazing! Did you also have problems with spelling words? Or was it just your handwriting not being legible?
@Shoutinthewind2 жыл бұрын
I did the same and was able to achieve legible handwriting so long as I do not write too quickly, but I still suffer from what I believe to be other symptoms of my dysgraphia such as a severely reduced ability to express myself in written form (when compared to my verbal acuity), a pronounced tendency to make spelling mistakes or use punctuation incorrectly, difficulty in understanding when to end sentences or paragraphs, (as this comment illustrates) and an emotional aversion to communicating in the written word.
@Shoutinthewind2 жыл бұрын
I also believe I am not able to interoperate visual stimuli as quickly as others, it takes me a just bit longer to understand what is going on in an image or in a video. Idk if this is also a symptom of dysgraphia or my multiple concussions.
@jp541918 күн бұрын
@@Shoutinthewind you just described my 15 yrs old son. Luckily, we live in NYC and kids in public schools get a lot of support services, but many just want to move kids on to tech.... typing... and forget handwriting.
@jamiesantana91563 жыл бұрын
Feeling a little sad but also relived to find this disorder exists. I struggled in school my whole life. I could have been a completely different person as an adult if I had know this about myself then.
@ddscots13658 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video! My son has been struggling with this for years and I finally can understand what it going on! When I showed him this video he cried because he said, "Finally, someone understands what I'm saying!" He has told his teachers over and over that he can't help writing "sloppy" or he doesn't know how to get started on an essay. This is a great starting point for us to get him some help! I am so thankful!
@stephencody60888 жыл бұрын
I hope your school has access to a good OT,it was a godsend for my oldest son.I unfortunately had to suffer thru what your son is dealing with all thru untill college,and I swore I'd never let it happen to my kid.So good luck to you and and small bit of knowledge,my son is 22 now can bench press me and I still have to help him with lids and caps occasionally.Let your boy know he's not alone and it's ok if he needs help with opening stuff,most dysgraphics have high IQs [that doctors have bad writing stereotype came from somewhere] and that beats being able to open jars everyday.
@Frog_Is_My_Name5 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I have dysgraphia and I can attest that it’s the starting on an essay that is the fucking worst. I am also almost incapable of creative writing because of this as well. All the other aspects are a lot easier to work on than this. You should talk to a speech pathologist. It really helped me and got me through year 12 English the is year and brought my language skills up to acceptable standards when I was younger
@TheRationReviewer12 жыл бұрын
After years of being out of school (had to drop out because of ridicule because of my writing inability), I finally figured out that I wasn't stupid. I have dysgraphia. My teachers use to always make fun of me and say things like "You need to go back to 6th grade and re-take spelling." and crap like that. I'm half-way tempted to go back and show them this video.
@lindab69015 жыл бұрын
This must be the challenge one of my current students has. She is only the second one I have worked with during my 10 years teaching college physics and chemistry. I noticed the students verbally answering correctly the questions I ask during lecture but then not answering correctly similar questions on written tests. The difference between their spoken and written answers is staggering. I gave these two students oral exams instead of written ones. It is hard sometimes though to adapt the material ... today I had my current student build the molecules using a model kit instead of trying to draw them ... this worked and we will do more of it. I am happy to say the previous student made it through 4 semesters of physics with me and my current student just passed her Organic Chemistry final exam today (this is her third semester of chemistry with me, she has one more to go). I will be checking your website for more ideas on how to make my science classes equitable.
@autohelix4 жыл бұрын
You are a great teacher for doing that. Thank you.
@lindab69014 жыл бұрын
Despite the covid-spring jolt to online, my student passed with high marks her fourth and final semester of chemistry, O-Chem II, lecture and lab. YAY!! :-). It is seeing a student be so successful that makes teaching worthwhile.
@hithere70802 жыл бұрын
I cant explain how amazing that makes you, you didnt even need a diagnosis to start making accommodations, my teachers wouldn’t help even after getting a diagnosis
@lindab69012 жыл бұрын
@@hithere7080 Gosh, I am sorry to hear this. If your learning needs are not being accommodated, you should press the issue all the way up the chain of command at your school, dean, VP, even college president if needed, and if still not being met, consider making a public comment at a school board meeting,. There is so much talk about inclusive practices and environments in teaching, and yet when it comes to people who need a little something different, like an oral exam instead of a written one, sometimes that inclusion talk is just talk. 😞 I hope and pray you will be able to find faculty who will recognize and value your unique perspective and all the contributions you can make to the class. e.g. the O-Chem student I mentioned is enormously gifted and talented with languages and with giving presentations. She speaks 11 languages, and would talk with all her classmates in their own first language. And when groups had to give presentations, she rocked it! and her help was sought after by her classmates, and she generously helped them. I pray you will find this acceptance and appreciation. Hang in there, stay strong, persevere. 🙂 Best wishes!
@theuntapstep77892 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia, I found that writing in cursive helps a lot with spacing, it doesn't fix a lot of issues like page planning but it makes things more intelligible, typing is still the best solution out there.
@AragornRespecter8 жыл бұрын
College board needs to watch this. Needs to be easier to get accommodations
@yackamajez7 жыл бұрын
Omg YES. I got a 1350 on my sat because I omitted around 20 questions because I couldn't finish time because I have dysgraphia. I KNOW I can do better, I'm so mad
@williamsteven10403 жыл бұрын
PLEASE SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
@Rainey22558 жыл бұрын
I have this but it was diagnosed as visual/spatial defects. My teachers when I was a kid never understood me every time I complained of having a hand cramp from writing. Well, what they don't realize is that it is more than a cramp, it was painful. And I got lower scores on my essays until my junior year of high school when my English teacher understood what I was going through and wrote exactly what I needed to write. I've since improved with the language processing aspect and I owe it to her. I still struggle with fine motor in writing and other areas too along with visual and spatial as well.
@xjado32112 жыл бұрын
I hate this, it makes school miserable for me.. I get sick of writing two page papers and only getting back an F with a note saying, "Not legible." It isn't fair. At least I'm a junior and almost done with HS.
@leiwolf273 жыл бұрын
In the 80s I use to get hit by teachers because of it
@alexiswaller30653 жыл бұрын
Actually its disability they have to accommodate you . By allowing typed work etc .I have it .also double spacing .
@jessicalt41213 жыл бұрын
@@leiwolf27 that’s terrible. I’m glad things are different now.
@bpassion4fashion5813 жыл бұрын
I have an 11 year old . He hates writing. To my surprise not all teachers are educated to recognize the signs. He just entered middle school and they are already attributing his lack of writing interest to him “ choosing “ not to do the work. I am just finding out about this dysgraphia term and I feel angry that I didn’t had the information to advocate for my son. But better now than never ! I’m sorry for those who have been punished for this learning disability - it should be treated as such! They better watch out bc mama bear is coming to the rescue !
@lharrison70002 жыл бұрын
So sad 😪 u should have has an iep and been able to type and use auto text.
@dmkjhk12 жыл бұрын
My son is very dysgraphic. I understand your frustration. You should consider typing your papers for school. One thing I have my son do is separate the writing process from the creative process. He will record what he wants to say one day then listen to it and type it on another day. He tends to dummy down his writing if these processes are not separated. Good luck. I know it is difficult.
@EdgeHead92711 жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed with dysgraphia when I was young child and I still have it and these skills still help me throw my educational career
@NSEasternShoreChemist8 жыл бұрын
You will always have dysgraphia. No learning disability ever goes away. You just learn to live with it.
@BrushedPencil8 жыл бұрын
i just recently learned about this disorder and i strongly identify with it. i'm going to get tested soon.
@parrotplays75 жыл бұрын
And, was it positive?
@karterarkileez66035 жыл бұрын
yes sir he was tested positive for hiv
@IeopardIimo3 жыл бұрын
@@karterarkileez6603 😂
@southafricanairsoft93887 жыл бұрын
I have dysgrapgia and I can't keep up with my class due to all the notes in grade 8 but I have found that using script writing really helps with writing and learning a language is almost impossible. But to those who have this disability keep on fighting and you will eventually make it to the end with great success
@annetidwell43716 жыл бұрын
South African outriders learn cursive then write in it. It has helped me so much
@SWOTBWOT5 жыл бұрын
A student with dysgraphia might be helped by learning the old Palmer method of handwriting. You don't move the hand at all to write, you move your entire arm. This used to be the standard way to teach handwriting in older generations that used dip ink pens. It avoids using the fine motor muscles in the hand that are contributing to the dysgraphia problem.
@prettypuff1 Жыл бұрын
Oooo this is how I get my best handwriting. It makes it harder to sit in a conventional desk
@kristiemercer2877 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I have a 3rd grader who is struggling with writing. This might be what he has. He has all the key signs.
@abdul1234113 жыл бұрын
WHAT DID U DO
@martinamritafrancis346711 жыл бұрын
Please don`t give up.I battled through high school,in those day they didn't even consider that someone could be dyslexic let alone have dysgraphia. Today,there is more awareness,please go and see a school councillor .Seek help now. There are methods and systems in place now.I understand and feel your pain .Be brave ,be courageous , stand up for yourself and you and your future will be brighter.You definitely can do it.Martin New Zealand.
@cindymorse894711 жыл бұрын
It is very nice that LD.org does reply, it is as if you really do understand just how much thought process it takes before the actual step is taken, especially in older people that are use to hiding from the exposure.
@c-jheipaguio44805 жыл бұрын
I also have a son with dysgraphia. He's a fifth grader now and still struggling writing which lead him to sore hands. Every school year I always see to it that all his teachers know his case so they'll give consideration to him.
@starshinemaintenance57172 жыл бұрын
How do we help them? My son is struggling so bad !!!
@gecko562 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia. Some of the things that I'll do when writing include: -Mixing up similar letters, like b, d, q, p, c, a, and g. Like I'll try to write the letter g and I'll inadvertently add the stem of a d to it. Or sometimes I'll just write a b instead of a d. -Gripping the pencil way too hard and pushing down too hard on the paper. I prefer to use pens because they usually have the rubber grip and they don't have as much friction and glide easier on the paper when you try to write. They also don't break unlike pencil leads. -Within the lines, my sentences will often sway between the bottom and the top, like a ~. -Spacing between words is also pretty bad and varies a lot. Other times, I'll think I have enough space to write a word at the end of a line, but irl there's no way it would fit and I always end up going downwards in order to fit the word. -My handwriting is pretty bad and most people aren't actually able to read it unless they're me or are a teacher. Pretty much nobody else can read it. -Literally never have ideas on what to write and it takes me ages to get going, although that might be more of an ADHD thing. Finally went to get tested for learning disabilities a few years ago and I got diagnosed with ADHD-C and Dysgraphia. Teachers normally give me typed notes now instead of making me write them down like the rest of the class. It helps a bunch. They'll also let me use a computer to type instead of writing something in a test and things like that.
@NatKat102911 жыл бұрын
I am dysgraphic and he described me perfectly except I write all of my letters backwards. That is the biggest symptoms of dysgraphia that was not mentioned. Cursive help but I find I get more tired that way. This was a great video
@benbenedictfyu632843 жыл бұрын
yeh i mean my cursive is more legible but it tires me out quick man
@K-Viz3 жыл бұрын
I've been living with this disability for all my life. I was always a better talker than writer because of this.
@equalalienx_x93938 жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed with dysgraphia when I was 5 and it feels comfortable when I grip pencils , also if you feel like you need something better on your pencil grip I recommend surgu so you can make a custom grip with how you prefer it , also I normally switch to cursive during writing in a times new roman like font
@louismoore91962 жыл бұрын
Found out about dysgraphia recently, I never understood why it takes so long for me to write. I realise now why I never finish any exam or in-class essay on time while everyone else does. Glad I am not alone in this.
@killedit79566 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia and my one S.S teacher whenever I tried to turn in writing pieces the she couldn’t read she would ask me to read them. I couldn’t read them and so she had me sit in the front of the class not next to my friends but in front of her desk and told me when I needed to spell a word that I couldn’t spell to ask and she would help. Or I was allowed In her class to search the word on google. I was allowed extra time so I could write in cursive and then my teacher could read my writing. She was a strictish teacher and really helped my grade so teachers could read my writing and I could read it.
@41maglover12 жыл бұрын
I think I have this, I still want to rewrite and rewrite papers over again to get them perfect but no matter what I always mess up with capital letters mixed and very bad spatial awareness compact and spaced words.It sucks to rewrite too when your hand cramps. computers are a god send! Do most schools know about this today?
@Astra_199911 жыл бұрын
I'm disgraphic, and I wonder why it's not that known to many people. My dysgraphia makes alomst everything difficult when it comes to writing. It takes me forever to write a little story, and it takes me a little longer to write a tiny note. In almost everything I write, theres typos. I knew for sure I was going to fail the writing test I took in the 7th grade, now I have to go to the 8th grade with writing assistance.
@louiskatzclay4 жыл бұрын
I hope you are doing well. I am in my 60's. Forget about typos. THat is what editors are for. I did not write essays until I turned 30. I have only recently felt comfortable about writing. The paragraph above says that you can and should write.
@Eksile88 жыл бұрын
I work in the tech field, I was once told that every time I write that it was a slap in the face to the education system. I've had it all my life and just recently diagnosed with it...I just always thought I was being lazy, but the fatigue is dead on. However I can read my own handwriting I just call it "code".
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
LOVE YOUR NAME!
@sahilkeny21306 ай бұрын
@@TheMechanicalGirl999 The "code " thing is spot on for me thanks u made my day really made me lmao
@uxtalzon4 жыл бұрын
I fit all the hallmarks. Nice to know. Wish I knew this back in school.
@laurettaphilip71646 жыл бұрын
Such an amazing lecture... thank you... Studying learning disability and dysgraphia as a topic was tough... this made it easy
@stephencody60888 жыл бұрын
So I'm old and I had this,I wasn't offered OT I was told to "apply"myself or focus and try harder.Having a high IQ didn't help,I was just called lazy.Then my oldest was diagnosed with it and I asked if I could take the test,sure enough I was officaly diagnosed about 25 years too late.Happy ending however my son had a great lady for OT,who fought for him even when he was in high school,because of her he was allowed a scribe for the essay portions of tests,including his SAT and AP exams.That would have been nice,instead I got points off for neatness or lack thereof.Thank God he's the only one out of my kids who inherited it.I still occasionally have to open lids for himeven tho he can bench press me now,it really does a number on your grip ability .
@benbenedictfyu632843 жыл бұрын
i have dysgraphia and since 5th grade i have been able to use a computer or iPad to wright. it has been super helpful but since i now live in south Carolina i often have trouble with teachers that dont think learning disabilities are a thing not letting me use a computer and it kinda sucks especially when the school district simply does not care. i am sooo happy to be going to college soon.
@LoverofSunflowernBees Жыл бұрын
I have this and I’m 52. It never goes away!
@philgenz111 жыл бұрын
So glad to see this. I suffered from is all my life. Word processors saved my life
@godskiwi17 ай бұрын
I had to watch this three times, I honestly couldn't stop reading the subtitles which are kinda hilarious. The actual video content is super helpful, I had no idea about dysgraphia until recently.
@aarongallant42805 жыл бұрын
I am LIVING for the auto-subtitle interpretations of Dysgraphia. This graph yes I wanted. Virtual Scrappy 30.
@DavidCooper-dm9cz6 жыл бұрын
I can’t write creatively, I can’t draw any type of perspective, and my handwriting has not changed since the first grade....would you say I have dysgraphia???
@JeffDrennen4 жыл бұрын
This sounds like my childhood. I had alot of this symptoms when I was in school, back in the 80's and 90's.
@beefy121211 жыл бұрын
yes you can have both, other common issues are cross dominance, and over reliance on sight for complex tasks (such as writing, and trying knots)
@alicia16363 жыл бұрын
I started doing bullet journaling and it helped.to train on my handwriting,grip and spacing out the text better
@ardoporkkropodra2474 Жыл бұрын
as a person with Dysgraphia just glad I am not the only one who has this problem
@muzammil_pathan208 ай бұрын
As a person with dysgraphia I wish I never had this I wish I was normal just like everyone else 😔
@mikehillman212 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting, I have had issues writing and teaching with this problem. I didn’t know that writing in cursive could help, so you taught me something new today that will hopefully help me quite a lot.
@lunalovegood72378 жыл бұрын
So, from reading some books I have noticed some similarities with me and the main characters. They have ADHD and dyslexia. I don't seem to have dyslexia but ADHD maybe. None of this has been proven. Tonight mum and I were talking and i love random facts. I told her Albert Einstein was dyslexic which she said is that why he was so god at maths? I said I think I have the opposite of dyslexia and mum said you mean dyscalculia? I say whhhhhhhhaaaaaaat?! She said it's almost exactly like dyslexia but for maths. You know that dyslexia is language but dyscalculia is numbers.This would make sense as I am good at math but I am VERY slow and have to use my fingers or calculator to keep track of what I am doing. Then she said and you know something else? People with dyscalculia also often have dysgraphia as well which is uneat handwriting. I have very messy handwriting. My younger sibling in year FOUR has neater writing than me(mind you he has OCD and anxiety and has been diagnosed) but still!
@angellover021713 жыл бұрын
There is no proof that Einstein was dyslexic.
@mamabelaletsoela17386 жыл бұрын
I know I had dysgraphia from childhood but unfortunately we didn’t even have psychologist at that time in Lesotho where I grew up. Everyone one of the teachers used to think I did it intentionally since I was very brilliant. My daughter also have the this condition. Can it have anything with being left-handed, since both of us are left- handed?
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
While I am left handed, there has been no correlation between the hand that you write with. After all, you have to think about places like Asia (East Asia Asia mainly), where they start end of the page and go in with their writing. Who do you think would supposedly smudge worse?! Also, the area of the brain that this effects as this is a (creative) language, expressive disorder is the left side where all creative functions occur and fine motor and physical are more right brain, like all other non-creative and more structural tasks. Left half of brain controls the right side of the body and the right side of the brain the left of the body.
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
Lefty's are a rarity but it has nothing to do with this, unfortunate!
@penesaar8 жыл бұрын
Just a heads up... You might want to check the subtitles. I was trying to watch this while a bit of back ground noise so read the subtitles and there were loads of discrepancies.
@NSEasternShoreChemist8 жыл бұрын
KZbin subtitles aren't the most accurate in the best of cases. I think there are some background noises in the video anyways, so that'll mess up the subtitles.
@hidereplies14256 жыл бұрын
PenPen I always see the "swear words".
@janinebean427611 ай бұрын
I have always had horrible handwriting, and my educational therapist determined that I have a weak pincer reflex (pinching with your thumb and index finger). I have always written with my pencil between my middle and ring finger, and my hands always hurt after a while, so now I know why! I have also realized that I have both a short thumb and a short index finger, so that may affect it as well. She gave me a special pencil grip that has places to specifically put your thumb and index finger, and I’m working on the proper pencil, grip, which helps. But with the shape of my hand I don’t know if I will ever have easy nice writing!
@matthewlopez13482 жыл бұрын
Do you have more information on how Dysgraphia is recognized in adults and what accommodations may help them?
@ElizabethAnne23197 жыл бұрын
I have a student in my home school school with dysgraphia. I have found that he used to write left handed, but his public school teacher told him to write with his right only. Could this be a problem for him too as he was probably supposed to be a lefty? Also, what are some ideas on how to help him spell?
@annetidwell43716 жыл бұрын
FunkDisLiz77 I write left and I think there's more of a risk for leftys.
@JAGJITSINGH-jz1ny6 жыл бұрын
Great video that helps me to know about DYSGRAPHIA
@accessfashion4 жыл бұрын
Great tips and advice. Thank you!
@ectobeing10 ай бұрын
I just learnt this exists, while searching if there is any connection between bad handwriting and ADHD. I struggled with handwriting a lot even though I’ve always been advanced with reading. I am good at talking about topics and any sort of presentation or discussion has been easy and fluid for me, but trying to write on a topic was always extremely difficult, I’d always end up doing a lot worse on essays and written tests than in-class stuff. My teachers always called me lazy for being advanced in everything besides handwriting, blaming me for not wanting to do better in this one area. Basically I’m really happy to find out this existed. I no longer feel crazy for struggling oddly in this one area.
@roz14955 жыл бұрын
Computer word processing changed everything for me. But too often you aren't allowed to use one. College entrance essays, for example. Thank god I was able to carry my laptop with me in grad school! I suppose some might do better at cursive, and that is how I was taught in grade school, but I discovered that I could be much neater if I printed. It just takes longer. My daily writing is something of a hybrid, but my notes are all over the place. I start thinking I'm going to be organized but that flies out the door quickly. I wish I knew what was wrong with me! Hindsight is now 20/20.
@brentcollins58635 жыл бұрын
Very good information on the subject.
@diannemuli26045 жыл бұрын
where can I find a dysgraphia specialist for my 4 year old - NJ
@msallisonkern11 жыл бұрын
I work with preschoolers and I wonder if they would also have a hard time with all fine motor activities like cutting? I've seen these symptoms but in a child that can cut way beyond his peers....
@alelausic3 жыл бұрын
I know you commented 7 years ago but today I discovered dysgraphia is a thing, and I have almost all the symptoms. But I want to say you may have a point, when I was a child I was horrible at cutting things I tried so hard but I always messed up even if there was a line, so maybe it is related :(
@Monkey832 Жыл бұрын
As someone that was diagnosed at age 10 (17 now), the first thing that jumped out at me from this vid was that I can’t hold a pencil the “right” way. Damn thing falls out of my hand when I try. Also I have no idea where to start where writing and have had teachers ask me what I wrote because they can’t read it.
@RaspberryFrosty8911 жыл бұрын
Those with NVLD may have dysgraphia because of the motor difficulties. When I handwrite with a writing utensil my hand easily gets fatigued. I also leave out out words when I'm writing and I never know where to start.
@thomsonclan58784 жыл бұрын
Can dysgraphia be for example, writing that starts off neat but by the bottom of the page writing becomes less clear. Also when you talk about writing fatigue is that complaining the pen hurts? Can this just be symptoms of dyslexia? Is there a clear difference?
@Angel421712 жыл бұрын
How does dysgraphia get noticed, get tested or even diagnosed? I have LD with numbers, one of my children has dyslexia, and the other has always had issues with writing throughout academic career although was not determined to have either condition yet qualified for occupational, speech and other therapy early on and then LD/ IEP/CSE thereafter.
@Torika2724 Жыл бұрын
I’ve always struggled with slow, unclean, painful, and wasteful writing my whole life. I’m pretty sure I have this (especially since I have ADHD and I’ve heard that often comes with disabilities such as this), so hopefully I can do something about that soon.
@nickjongetjes13514 жыл бұрын
I have been diagnosed with ADHD for a long time, and I remember as a kid, I got tested for dyslexia and dysgraphia because I insisted that I had dysgraphia. The results came back negative, but I'm still absolutely sure I have it. I had terrible handwriting and remember having a hard time getting my thoughts onto paper. I also could never learn cursive. Also, my teachers would always get mad at me for holding my pencil wrong.
@pennylanekane2 жыл бұрын
You could very well have it. My son saw 4 therapist before proper diagnosis
@peggythornton53725 жыл бұрын
what about raddial nerve compromise
@marshacreary24425 жыл бұрын
Do writing prompts help at all?
@phillipsmith497911 ай бұрын
Seeing this checked so many boxes for me. The weird thing was that I could do really fine work, but continuous movement like drawing round closed circles or straight lines was really difficult. I didn’t realise how bad I was till I saw my preschool daughter draw rows of perfectly round O’s, something I’ve never been able to do.
@CHEESE892112 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia any more things that you can tell me about
@gesugao2 жыл бұрын
i had difficulties with writing on paper through all my life, i repeated words, i oversimplify letters to the point they all look the same, etc. i had teachers who shamed me or gave me worse grades, regardless of the contents of my work. i refused to write notes during classes, i had to concentrate too hard on writing and couldn't pay attention, i was very slow with it too. i remember crying in frustration when i was forced to copy texts, ripping paper etc. my hands hurt when i write longer texts. i had trouble with cursive - i still do, i only write in printed letters, even my signature. i just doodled during classes and hoped teachers would mistake it for note taking, it helped to concentrate on the material, but was reprimanded for that too. what changed my relationship with writing was university. i couldn't rely on books or memory alone, and it took me 3 years (and a failed major) to experiment with note taking. i type very fast, so i type notes on my phone or laptop often, sometimes i still get shamed for it because people mistake it for texting and find it disrespectful. i use all lowercase, other than accidental uppercases in handwriting too (unless it has to be presentable). i also only use felt tip pens or really thick pens (they come scented and in multiple colors!!!) and unlined notebooks. i took up calligraphy for a while, so i have a writing style that's slower and more presentable, and my "natural" one. with adjustments, now i write during every lecture. i have nice notes and people say they look pretty, even! jumbo markers look a bit goofy in a university setting but now writing notes even helps me concentrate! i wish people stopped forcing pens and lined paper on everyone. i don't really write in lines anymore, it's more like a doodle-y, freehanded compilation of lists or some sentences. does anyone else have trouble writing in all uppercase by hand as well? it's slow and very painful, and it's kinda the only part where i am unable to mask my deficits. they all turn out to be different sizes, styles, and get gradually smaller and smaller.
@stephanreardon34705 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia and i agree with all the things you say
@Maykay13127 жыл бұрын
Idn i might have this because i was diagnosed with adhd and dyslexia so i might have this too but they didnt test me for this but everithing that he said sounds like me and allsow in my country we allways write cursive so that helps a bit but it still does look prety bad but i can write realy good but it takes like 1 minute for two sentances
@pebbletrees4 ай бұрын
Made a great friend recently who has been diagnosed with dysgraphia since he was a kid (we're in college). He's incredibly smart and I love talking to him, but he often complains how hard he had it with art class and writing things down. I'm happy he lives in an age where digital technologies (along with all the counseling and special classes) allow him to thrive in a writing-heavy course even though he has dysgraphia. It also seems he has some sort of dyscalculia? I'm not sure, but he apparently has been trying to figure out the 24-hour clock his entire life and still hasn't managed to do it (we live in Brazil where this is the default clock), so we always have to either "translate" into AM-PM to him or give him a minute to count in his fingers. I've been worrying about college not giving proper accommodations to him later on (he is a freshman, I'm three years older) so I'm researching a bit on the condition so I can help guide him. Thanks for the informative vid.
@paulsonj7211 жыл бұрын
I am now convinced I had this whe I was in school. However I had help from some wonderfull special educatuin teachers who worked with me through my 7th grade year to make the problems less noticable. And they did.
@shocck14 жыл бұрын
Was confirmed that I have this today. Explains a lot.
@KitKat-nn6qv3 жыл бұрын
I always wondered why I was so tired after my assignments, I have just been diagnosed with this a month ago, having it my entire life... thankfully school is making accomodations for me with technology and special pens. I have dysgraphia and a dyscalculia disorder. University is hell for me.
@LordSandwichII9 жыл бұрын
Can dysgraphia affect other tasks that require motor skills, like for instance the ability to play a musical instrument or draw artworks from imagination?
@NSEasternShoreChemist8 жыл бұрын
It certainly can. Generally, it doesn't make artwork any more difficult, in fact many dysgraphic people are very artistic. However, it can make playing an instrument more difficult, especially if it's caused by a motor problem. That's not to say it's impossible though. In fact, it probably will result in some writing improvement.
@sorchaoreilly26336 жыл бұрын
It was queries by OT that I may have dysgraphia but I was never formally diagnosed. My instrument playing and art skills are definitely affected. That said, I achieved a high standard in violin and had a post grade 8 diploma before even finishing school and performed in orchestras with people who are now becoming professionals of note. I always tired more easily, I could never train my fingers to move as fast as other people and I could never play perfectly with the exact timbre and polish I was aiming for but I was very good in other areas which meant my playing could reach a high level and overall sound decent enough. The OT was amazed, saying given my fine motor deficits, this should not be physically possible but it was. My brother who is diagnosed with dysgraphia has much messier handwriting than me but is good at cartooning whereas I'm not. So yes it affects these areas but doesn't dictate all the skills in these areas so you can be severely affected in some ways and brilliant or average or mild in other ways so can overall appear average, above average or even brilliant.
@brainsareus5 жыл бұрын
I never smoked, because I was clumsy holding a cigarette, and looked like an idiot. plus, I never liked the damn things. I am being a bit goofy, though, this is VERY true! I am, however, quite athletic; and can dance, so my gross motor skills are just fine... My handwriting has always been horrible; and I abhor, signing my name while someone is looking on.
@No-uq5jt3 жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed with this in 3rd grade and am just now learning about it
@otismcfeely6401 Жыл бұрын
I'm a violinist and a violin builder/repairer. I have also done board level computer repair and pocket watches. My hand writing is atrocious and barely readable. Every letter comes out different and the lines are all crooked. I also can't draw but I can carve wood sculptures. I was treated poorly in school and diagnosed with autism as an adult.
@skinnycow47912 жыл бұрын
Tho i have my fair share of struggles i am so glad for my amazing friends, the one who sits besides me took her time to change her position and way of writing just so i can copy her notes. I will forever be grateful
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
Some how, I only ever wrote one decent paper in my life! It was for 7th grade semester finals in English and so we were reading things from the 18th to I think early 20th century. Regardless, the periods we covered would have covered this word! However, my English teacher's methods were, let's put it like this, "strange" ... When reviewing papers if there was a word she did not recognize, especially on an exam, instead of using dictionaries and thesauruses for clarification (after all, it was 2001), she would instead mark the whole paper wrong and say, "Redo this or I will give you a failing grade!" Actually, now that I think about it, I may have been the only one she took issue with! I am not saying, it is in no way due to the disability, as there was at least one other that used a PC. Her issue, was that in the essay I used, "A word that doesn't truly exist and if I did NOT change it then I would be FAILED!" I was turning in the essay at almost the end of the end of the period and somehow she didn't notice not only had I snuck my bag in ... (my desk was around the corner, I just stood making it look like I printed everything properly, all my edits were OK, etcetera) ... to handle a contingency I considered, knowing her, as it was Spring finals! I had a feeling she might find someway to have issues with my work, some how this was an unfortunate constant with us! So, while I made it look like I was hunched over my PC, I was actually sorting out a sneaky second copy I I printed snuck into my bag and kicked my bag under the desks enough (it was a dirty old thing that had seen better years and so I didn't care) to reach my desk, that she didn't notice! A few days later, she comes back and tells me to redo it due to my "nonsense word"! The word was "unbeknownst" (plenty of jokes there)! So, you can start to see why my gears were turning and I had a second copy! I was flabbergasted that a 7th grade English teacher, regardless the period(s) we were covering in our literature, had zero idea that it was a word! Of course, it may not be as common as "cheese", but as an English teacher, especially one of period English works, "knowest, knoweth, beknownst and beknown", should have caught her eye at some point! Especially, the latter two of the list which are what the topic here mostly covers; the first of those two words, moreso! After all, "beknownst" and "beknown" have the easiest way to make antonyms for them. That is simply by adding the perfect "un", as in, "unbeknown" and "unbeknownst". (The same also goes for the most modern form(s) of this word, unknown and known). My teacher would not even let me put it into word or the archaic Google or yore, to dispute it! So, I told her like the good girl I was, with a heavy sigh, "Fine Ms. Turner, I will." Without letting on how truly annoyed I was and just making it seemed bummed that all my hard work went down the drain! Lunch was after and I was like, "This is finally the first thing beyond two lines I have written typed that I am actually proud of and it's over 2,500 characters! I am not settling!" I walked past the cafeteria, headed straight to the principal's office and she actually LAUGHED! Of course,the principal was her senior, and so she had ZERO CHOICE but to listen to her as she typed it into the two different word processors, the search engine, looked it up in her dictionary and thesaurus, and then told her off for not only not using them, but also claiming a student's incorrect due to your incompetence! They had me in the next room, I hadn't eaten yet, at that point I didn't care, and they brought me what they could! I think it was milk, a PB&J and an apple! All I could do was eat whatever I got, hand over mouth until they called me back in (My next class was gym or woodsho, so I was "OK!" Even though I would have preferred not to have missed woodshop, it was just to rich though!) and have her apologize! Dysgraphia wins!
@gailwilsonsmith9 жыл бұрын
Beautifully done. Kids learn from kids as much as from adults.:}
@beeptine8 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia I get bullied from it a lot
@funnyturtledance89978 жыл бұрын
+The band trash panda same here
@endaganddagags75498 жыл бұрын
same
@hollycat54506 жыл бұрын
Same and if I try to tell anyone why I can't write or tie my shoes in there eyes thinking am making it up because they never heard about it
@DavidCooper-dm9cz6 жыл бұрын
Wow you got bullied by the Nerds!!! Ain’t life a bitch?....
@kaprrbangura25826 жыл бұрын
always have been
@Equitatum11 жыл бұрын
The anatomical correlate appears to be deficit in arcuate fasciculus integrity: white matter.
@maxovi99322 жыл бұрын
i have it too.....just hate several occasions where i had to fill up personal data in papers esp. filling forms
@rootpursuit Жыл бұрын
What if a person only seems to have the language processing aspect of dysgraphia? Do they still have dysgraphia? The person I know would spend hours thinking about writing but would never actually do any writing/typing.
@jamesduff693710 ай бұрын
My son who is 16yo has the problem of putting thoughts onto paper. What I got him to do is choose a topic of conversation. The topic we spoke about was about his job working at McDonalds. He cooks the burgers and toasts the hamburger buns. I asked him to tell me about the toaster. So we decided to write a paragraph about how the toaster. I got my son to write key words in the middle of a scrap bit of paper. The key words he told me were toaster, automated, 20 seconds, 'don't burn burns'. I asked him to fill in the gaps of these key words to make sentences. The sentence is, "To prevent the buns from burning in the toaster, the toaster is automated to eject the buns at precisely 20 seconds". Obviously his first attempt at the sentence wasn't perfect but we edited it and made changes to polish it up. As I said, throw all the key words in the middle of a scrap bit of paper and fill in the blanks. Hope this helps.
@jamesduff693710 ай бұрын
How old is the person you know who only has the language processing aspect of dysgraphia?
@teeganbanks68249 жыл бұрын
hey i have dysgraphia and this video helped and hop you help more people like me by thanks!
@winterburnnature3 жыл бұрын
I'm fighting with it for more than 16 years but didn't know that something like this exists. Always blamed myself for this.
@kdandsheela10 ай бұрын
I'm AuDHD, often struggled with backwards letters but was never told why. I egerly picked up cursive as soon as I was taught as it solved some problems, but writing always physically hurt. I still bump into problems with people insisting I write physical notes during training while in work settings, it's exhaustuve
@dragontypetrainerlevi84514 жыл бұрын
So I'm dysgraphic (looking for explanation vids because I'm tired of explaining to others) when he talks about hang ups putting things into words I couldnt explain to docs why I couldn't write things but it was my very psych eval that diagnosed me that actually made me later realise why I cant put things into words I've my whole life called it writer's block but what's happening is that I think in two ways verbal thoughts an non verbal non pictorial intuitive thoughts and when I cant write it's because I'm having an intuitive nonverbal thought that I cannot convert into words I'd also like to add the cursive thing is hit or miss because I cannot read and the best way I can describe it is to look at a language you cant read like Arabic or sanskrit that's how cursive looks to me even if I wrote it lol
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
UGH! FINALLY! SOMEONE WHO PUT MY BRAIN INTO WORDS!
@Bulldog75stp6 жыл бұрын
How do I know if I have this problem? I can read perfectly fine, but can't spell a lick.
@sfehlbaum5 жыл бұрын
How's your handwriting?
@Frog_Is_My_Name5 жыл бұрын
I have dysgraphia and can read fine, it doesn’t affect that I don’t think. It’s just writing like the video explains. The video is spot on for what I have and I was also diagnosed with it
@leemurray72404 жыл бұрын
@@Frog_Is_My_Name think I may have lived with this all my life.. does it make tasks useing your hand harder too. Everything I do looks like I rushed it.?
@yuy3899 ай бұрын
would of been nice to know this 5 years ago
@muzammil_pathan208 ай бұрын
Same
@TheDano19477 жыл бұрын
I was never tested for either but I know I transpose letters and numbers and have all my life.
@gumtree5417 жыл бұрын
Does it affect aim in things like video games as it would explain my bad aim
@mrmonstre56 жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed as dysgraphic when I was 12yo in the eighties. I saw a catholic nun/tutor that greatly helped me improve legibility and speed of handwriting through repetitive letter and shape exercises(still slow but tremendously faster with less fatigue, I also now have some of the best print writing that I've ever seen). I continued to do terrible in school, and none of my teachers ever recognized that it was a disability even with the diagnosis from a neurologist. Many of my high school classes would grade you by your notebook, some teachers as much as 25% of my final grade. I absolutely could not take notes as it would take me out of learning concentration, but, I can listen to a lecture and have almost perfect recall. I always liked computers and gaming, and would play a lot throughout my life, as I still do. I definitely have always struggled with multiplayer games(since the days Pong). I didn't ever think about linking the dysgraphia and gaming until the multiplayer first person shooting games became popular. It was then that I realized what a disadvantage I had. I seem to have neurologically built in "lag". I am always off timing against another human even if they are a novice to the game. I do pretty well against computer generated characters, but cannot compete with other people 95% of the time, their reaction time is far too fast for me. I find it interesting as a side note that I have incredibly fast reflexes, such as catching dropped or falling items. The dysgraphia for me seems to affect a lag between thought and directed action but not so much with impulse and reflex. I continue to game but tend to avoid high speed player versus player games. I also let my gaming friends know that I have a disability and how it works if they insist on my joining in. They've been pretty understanding in most cases.
@z.sniper42384 жыл бұрын
I am 21 years old I don't know that I had this disability and now struggling study in architecture school (landscape architecture) while I can't even do a straight line and do lettering well lecturer always deducted my mark due to make work doesn't look neat I think we should do some awareness to this that people will not go to choose the course to study
@amyslazyk77229 жыл бұрын
What voice to print software is recommended. Trying to get it added to my son's IEP, but get mixed reviews about them so trying to narrow it down. THANK YOU!
@jodieedmondstone50089 жыл бұрын
+Amy Slazyk -- Hi Amy my son has dysgraphia and I have found the apps on the iPhone a great resource. On the iPhone you can download pages it is a great voice to text app -- as dragon naturally speaking would not pick up what he was saying due to a speech impediment. For organising work --ie planning to write -- I downloaded the inspiration app ---- your child might also benefit from a planner ( especially high school)
@DimiPetrevski5 жыл бұрын
Just turned 16, learned about this today and I probably have it. Going to the doctor's office next week to make sure.
@brainsareus5 жыл бұрын
Be careful, as not all Drs really knows about this. Go to a person who has specific expertise.
@Humjam1 Жыл бұрын
I never had problem with writing or grammar in school life but now I am finding it hard…using words, remembering words, punctuation and grammar. I am an adult and university graduate. Can it be diagnosed now?
@bri3d311 жыл бұрын
Can some one be both dyslexic and dysgraphic? I am dyslixic but have a lot of these problems. would this be just more dyslixic stuff or would it be dysgraphiea?
@TheMechanicalGirl9994 жыл бұрын
Yes, I knew a woman with dyscalculia AND dyslexia and I was like I have dysgraphia, Aspergers, ADD, SLIGHT OCD and my ODD has dumbed itself down to which part of the brain is going to work this second!?! 8 HOURS LATER!?! ... IMAGINE THE ODD COUPLE SHE AND I WOULD HAVE MADE!?! 🤣
@tyanag99385 жыл бұрын
I switch and omit my letters and words when writing and typing, can't write in a straight line, and my spacing is off. But I have good handwriting. Would I have dysgraphia?
@JAGJITSINGH-jz1ny6 жыл бұрын
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@LadyDnMiller11 жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed with Dyslexia when I was 7 but they said "She's dyslexic but she main issue is her hand writing" They didn't know what Dysgraphia was. My mom knew there was something else but didn't know what so she did her research and read about dysgraphia and was like "This is it." But I was never professionally diagnosed, I'm in college now do you think I should be professionally diagnosed?
@LdOrg12 жыл бұрын
You can visit the dysgraphia page on our site for more information: ncld.org/types-learning-disabilities/dysgraphia Thank you.