Some children with autism or Asperger's syndrome also have dysgraphia, or written expression disorder. This learning disability impacts a child's ability to write and spell without affecting their reading ability. Many people with dysgraphia have higher than average IQ and are able to write but may have problems with fine motor skills and coordination.
What is Written Expression Disorder or Dysgraphia?
In young children dysgraphia can show up when learning how to write. They may space...
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