Differences in Writing
​and Written Expression

Outcomes:
I can...

• reflect on my experience of having dysgraphia.
• generate a list of strategies to support students with dysgraphia.
• dispel myths regarding students with dysgraphia.
• locate resources for effective instructional strategies that support students with dysgraphia.

Agenda:

• Did you   see or think about differently since our last session?
• Dot-2-Dot
• Constructed Response
• Summary Frames
• Highlight Tool with article, "Writing Disabilities: An Overview"
• CER 
• Entire CER folder​

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Dysgraphia     Presentation

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Click HERE or on the above image for the full graphic

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Articles & Readings

"LD Online: What Is Dysgraphia?"

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ADDitude Magazine: What Is Dysgraphia - Symptoms of a Writing Learning Disability
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Understanding Dysgraphia: International Dyslexia Association

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"Writing Strategies for Students With ADHD"
by Tracy Collins

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FREE Speech to Text tool!!
Online Dictation

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Strategies, tools, and resources that allow students to express understanding in a variety of formats

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Summaries don't always have to take the form of a paragraph - give them a different look!

Pyramid Summaries: You can adapt the instructions to fit any text type.

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$2 Summary

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Headlining: A strategy to help student "boil down" information

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        ncredible Shrinking Summary
​    on Notecards

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Summary Frames:
GREAT way to scaffold writing for students!

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9 Square Sentences

Great video clip from TeacherTube on "selective underlining," a summarization strategy. Notice how she walks her students through the process.