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Thanks. That's somewhat helpful. I always expect and IEP to be measurable goals and obejctives, but find it strange to think of it in the high end of things. I'm not sure what a measurable above grade level goal is.
Dysgraphia rarely occurs on its own. It is usually a symptom of other disorders. My son has dyspraxia. The dysgraphia for him is a result of graphomotor dyspraxia. Dysgraphia can be coupled with dyslexia, adhd, aspergers, autism, NLD...etc. It can also be the result of visual discrimination and tracking problems.
