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Dysgraphia and Writing Problems
18 Gross Motor Activities to Improve Handwriting
Having good gross motor skills can enable a child to excel at sports. But this is only part of the benefit! Developing a child’s gross motor skills can do so much more than that – they can influence their ability to write well and even concentrate in the classroom.
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Motor Milestones from Birth to Age Twelve
There are two forms of motor development within the motor milestones: gross motor development and fine motor development. These two areas of motor development allow an infant to progress from being helpless and completely dependent to being an independently mobile child.
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Overcoming Learning Barriers: Ask Susan for Help
Ask Susan: My Son’s Gross and Fine Motor Skills Are Poorly Developed
My son is in 2nd grade. According to his teacher his reading and spelling ability is on par but he struggles with writing. His teacher says his gross and fine motor skills are poorly developed and this is affecting his speed, even in math class.
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