Dysgraphia is a neurological disorder that impairs a person’s writing abilities. If your child has dysgraphia, they may have trouble with writing basics, such as writing in a straight line or spacing or sizing letters correctly. Grammatical troubles can also show up, such as improperly using upper- and lower-case letters or putting words in the wrong order. Sometimes this disorder occurs without any other learning disabilities, meaning your child is able to perform normally in other academic areas.