Handwriting Tutor

Is it possible that your nephew has Dysgraphia? It means that one has trouble writing. If so....then according to state laws....teachers HAVE to modify their grading as long as you have modifications on file with the school. Try this website http://www.ncld.org/index.php?option=content&task=vie...

I am a teacher of 15+ years. I have had several students have with dysgraphia. I supply them with a hard copy of notes as long as they attempt to write. I tell them that the only way to improve in your skills is through practice. Now I also allow them to type their homework. My tests are multiple choice types or I allow them to orally respond. It sounds like this teacher may be unapproachable, but try talking to them. If the teacher won't help you, don't hesitate to go over their head.

I teach and I am so sorry that a teacher would take off points due to handwriting. She should offer to let him type his answers on the computer. Have his mom request that he get observed by the physical therapist from the district. When a parents makes a request that will make things happen more quickly. In the mean time, check out hte website www.hwtears.com. It is called Handwriting without Tears and it is absolutely fabulous! I use it in my district. The kids really enjoy the activities and like practicing thier letters, numbers, etc. Good Luck!

Often illegible handwriting leads to set back in academic acheivement.My daughter had a similar issue and when I started to investigate I found out that this needed to be addressed and sooner the better.

I founded Write to Shine to help children develop those hand muscles and work on mastering Handwriting.

The Write to Shine®program is here to provide Handwriting Tutoring individualized to the child's need based on the highly acclaimed Handwriting Without Tears® program to teach writing readiness, printing, or cursive.

Handwriting workshops and education is available for schools, parents, and community groups in the form of workshops, in-services, or presentations.

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Try Kumon. It's year round and it's seems pretty affordable. You could look it up online and they give you a pretty good idea of how it works. I was looking into tutoring myself today. Good luck!

Go to an occupational therapist. We are going through the same thing with my brilliant 4th grader.

The Handwriting Clinic helped my daugther.

Hi G.-

I don't know of a private tutor, however Aspire Pediatrics in The Woodlands has a summer handwriting course taught by an occupational therapist. My son goes for speech and occupational therapy at their location and all of the therapists are so wonderful and caring I'm sure they could help. Here's a link to their website http://aspirepediatrics.com/index.php

I am a private handwriting tutor who is also an occupational therapist with over 30 years experience. I offer private handwriting tutoring using the award winning Handwriting Without Tears program. Cursive handwriting has proven very successful for students who struggle with manuscript. If you would like to contact me for any other ideas or tutoring please call ###-###-####. Thank you and good luck.