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5 Self-Advocacy Sentence Starters for Middle-Schooler With Dysgraphia (Understood)

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Self-advocacy is important for kids with dysgraphia in middle school. But kids this age can sometimes feel embarrassed about speaking up. You can help your child by rehearsing some common scenarios and responses.

1 of 5: Can I use Assistive Technology?

2 Of 5: Can I get a copy of the teacher's notes

And more...

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5 Things Your Middle-Schooler With Dysgraphia Can Say to Self-Advocate

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Assistive Technology Learning Disability Middle School Parent/Family Self-Determination Transition