Dysgraphia is a neurological disorder that involves writing.
Many people with dysgraphia would benefit from explicit instruction in the skills required to produce a written work. Checklists that outline all the steps involved in a writing process may also be helpful. For example, a student could be taught several different methods of creating an outline. That student could also use a checklist to make sure that all the steps in creating an outline have been used in their work. If an individual with dysgraphia finds that writing ideas on papers prevents creativity, using a tape recorder or creating a drawing to capture ideas before putting them on paper may help.