with Kendra Wagner, M.A

Dysgraphia and written expression challenges are common in children with ADHD. For these kids, staring at a blank page can feel like torture because writing — even planning to write — requires simultaneously drawing on lots of skills, many of which are not immediately accessible to children with ADHD.

When writing, a child needs laser focus, as well as grapho-motor fluency, organization strategies, proper syntax and grammar, working memory, word-finding ability, and sentence variety. Oh, and spelling.

But armed with the right strategies, teachers and parents can help children with ADHD overcome writing challenges. In this free webinar, Kendra Wagner, M.A., a reading and writing teacher to children of all age levels who is certified in several programs for dyslexia and dysgraphia, shares what teachers and parents need to know.

The expert Q&A webinar “Overcoming Dysgraphia and Writing Challenges: A Guide for Teachers and Parents” will take place Tuesday, February 7, from 1pm-2pm ET (12pm-1pm CT; 11am-12pm MT; 10am-11am PT).

Click here to register for the free webinar. This free webinar is being presented by ADDitude, strategies & supports for ADHD & LD.