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typical development

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from here to here

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from here to here

Readiness curriculum Practice Readable product=++

DeLana Honaker

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efficient gripsinefficient grips

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efficient grips

Quadrupod

efficient grips

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efficient grips

Palmer-Supinate Grasp

inefficient grips

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efficient grips

Digital-Pronate Grasp

inefficient grips

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handwriting solutions

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handwriting problems

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handwriting research

Free writingInquiryModelsSentence combiningWriting scales

Hillocks

Grammar

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handwriting research“It is interesting to note that the [three] treatments with the largest gains all focus on teaching procedural knowledge, knowledge of how to do things. . . . [Free writing] does not help students learn new . . . procedures. Both grammar and models focus on learning . . . declarative rather than procedural knowledge” (Hillocks, 1995, p. 223)

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handwriting research

procedural instruction is best

How?

traditional

natural process

environmental

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handwriting researchActively engaged relevant activities

grades

BEST

MEANINGLESS

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handwriting research“Teacher comment [written on students' compositions] haslittle impact on student writing. None of the studies ofteacher comment ... show statistically significant differences inthe quality of writing between experimental and control groups.Indeed, several show no pre-to-post gains for any groups,regardless of the type of comment.” [emphasis is the author's](Hillocks, 1986, p. 165)

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writing fluency

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dysgraphia

impaired ability to learn to write

types ofdysgraphia

memory dysgraphia

motor dysgraphia

perceptual-spatial dysgraphia

10% general population

Observed soon after learn 2 write

Adults = tbi or stroke

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what kind?

teaching students with dysgraphia

8 year-old student with dysgraphia

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Pain

characteristics of dysgraphia

How are they perceived?

Are they punished?

Learning characteristics

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