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futuristic

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Mrs. Gupta has a child in her class who has illegible handwriting. The letters are poorly formed and there is inconsistent spacing between the letters. Some letters slant to the right while others slant to the left. Mrs. Gupta suspects that the student might have:


◦ a phonological awareness deficit.
◦ dyslexia.
◦ dysgraphia.
◦ aphasia.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 19, 2019
dysgraphia.


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