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Does anyone recognize this disability and have an appproach?

Submitted by an LD OnLine user on

I have a student who is in my LD Algebra I class. When we are working on equations, he can solve the equation, i.e., 7(2)= 14 to tell me, but it is a several step equation, that only being one of the steps so we write it down as we go. When he goes to write the answer down…14, he writes 7 - part of the equation.

Any ideas?

Submitted by Nancy3 on Wed, 09/27/2006 - 7:09 PM

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It could be dysgraphia. This is a language disorder of written expression, usually neurological in nature. Typing can help. Dysgraphics are usually provided with assistive technology so that they can either speak or type written material.

Nancy

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