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Dysgraphia, also known as specific learning disability in written expression, is an underdiagnosed disorder that impacts people across all ages. Written expression happens constantly in primary and secondary education, with students spending nearly 60% of their day actively engaged in the tasks necessarily to produce written expression or that require fine motor skills. In this guide, we’ll help you understand the options to support your student that can be accessed through a 504 plan or Individual Education Program (IEP), as well as provide grade level-appropriate IEP goals in different categories and other supportive resources for students with dysgraphia.