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March 30

Dysgraphia Mar 30 Court Rules in Favor of Candidate with Dysgraphia and Dyslexia A recent court ruling in Mumbai, India, has paved the way for individuals with dysgraphia and dyslexia to have equal opportunities in the job market.

March 24

Dysgraphia Mar 24 AI Revolutionizes Education: Reducing Barriers for Students with Dysgraphia AI-powered learning tools are revolutionizing education for students with dysgraphia, providing personalized learning pathways and real-time accommodations.

March 14

Dysgraphia Mar 14 The Battery That Told the Truth: One Parent’s Discovery About Learning Differences When one parent noticed his son's laptop only needed charging once a week instead of daily, he realized his child's education had been more about data entry than actual learning.… Dysgraphia Mar 14 Texas Workshop Explores the Dyslexia-Dysgraphia Connection for Educators A new Texas workshop is helping educators understand why some children struggle with both reading and writing—and more importantly, what actually works to help them build these skills. The connection…

March 13

Dysgraphia Mar 13 Australian Schools Embrace Skill-Building Approach to Writing Development Australian educators are embracing a skill-building approach to writing development, with the Dyslexia-SPELD Foundation offering March 2026 workshops that help teachers and parents understand how to strengthen the underlying processing… Dysgraphia Mar 13 Scottish Rite for Children Hosts Free Workshop on Building Handwriting Skills If your child struggles with handwriting—the frustration, the exhaustion, the letters that won't cooperate—this free workshop could change everything. Here's what parents need to know about building writing skills through… Dysgraphia Mar 13 New Research Reveals How Visual Processing Affects Spelling Skills New research reveals that visual field deficits directly impact spelling performance—a finding that changes how we understand writing difficulties. If your child struggles with spelling, the science shows their brain…

March 3

Dysgraphia Mar 3 New Zealand Parents Demand More Support: 83% Back Teacher Aides in Every Classroom A groundbreaking survey reveals 83% of New Zealand parents want a teacher aide in every classroom. For children learning differently, the right support can transform their potential—here's what parents need… Dysgraphia Mar 3 Pakistan Teachers Learn to Spot Writing Struggles Early and Transform Student Futures What if the key to unlocking your child's writing potential was already in your hands? A groundbreaking teacher training program in Pakistan is showing that when we treat writing challenges… Dysgraphia Mar 3 Italy’s New Data Reveals 110,000+ Students Developing Handwriting Skills Italy just released school data showing 110,937 students developing handwriting skills alongside hundreds of thousands more developing reading, spelling, and math skills. Here's why these numbers matter for every parent…