One of the symptoms of dysgraphia is a child with handwriting that is poorer than what one would usually see in children of their intelligence, age, and educational level. However, dysgraphia is not just messy papers. Students suffering from dysgraphia may also seem very lazy or unmotivated. Because they have so much trouble expressing their ideas and thoughts in writing, they may start to avoid writing completely. Dysgraphia may also make your little one avoid normal situations. For instance, does the child shy away from going to clubs or scouts because they may be asked to fill up applications or forms? Are they hesitant to participate in activities that comprise of writing, even tasks as easy and simple as signing their name? If so, then your homeschooling student is experiencing the anger, and frustration that dysgraphia may cause. The many symptoms of Dysgraphia: Like with all other learning difficulties, dysgraphia symptoms can range from severe t...