Dysgraphia
Helping neurodivergent children for over 30 years
Dysgraphia can make it hard for a child to express ideas clearly in writing. You might see it in letter formation, sentence structure, or organizing thoughts on the page. They often have plenty of ideas, but getting it down is tough. Writing can feel tiring, frustrating, or overwhelming, and confidence can slip over time.
At APLUS America, our dysgraphia tutoring program is designed to make writing less stressful and more achievable. With personalized weekly plans, online tools, and real tutor support, your child can build the skills and confidence they need to succeed.
Children with dysgraphia often:
These difficulties can cause stress at homework time and make students feel like they’re “behind” when in reality, they just need a different approach.
Step 1
Student Assessment
Every child learns at a different pace and has different tutoring needs. We assess your child to identify what your child does and does not know, including the knowledge gaps holding your child back.
Step 2
Personalized Learning
Every week we create a new online lesson plan especially for your child. Our lesson plans target the knowledge gaps, so that they are ready to forge ahead. No guessing what to do next, simply log in and do the lessons set especially for you.
Step 3
Tutor Support
Our interactive lesson plans are supported by our tutor team. Just pick up the phone and speak to one of tutors to discuss your child’s progress. Kids can even speak to our tutors for extra help with any question on the program.
Step 4
Rewards & Motivation
Earn points as you learn. Cash in points for real rewards such as iTunes vouchers. It is amazing how effective a little reward and recognition can be.
Children with dysgraphia don’t just need “more writing practice.” For them, the challenge often lies in the mechanics of writing itself, forming letters, organizing thoughts on paper, or keeping up with classmates when handwriting takes extra effort. Traditional English tutoring, which often mirrors classroom exercises, can leave these students even more frustrated.
This is why APLUS America’s dysgraphia tutoring program is built to meet students where they are, breaking down writing into manageable, confidence-building steps.
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Our dysgraphia tutoring program gives students the tools and structure they need to make writing less stressful and more successful:
Parents tell us they choose APLUS America because we provide more than just lessons, we provide clarity, support, and value:
Dysgraphia doesn’t have to mean constant homework battles or lost confidence. With the right support, your child can learn to express their ideas clearly and feel proud of their progress.
Catch up. Keep up. Get ahead with APLUS America’s dysgraphia tutoring program.
Q: How is dysgraphia tutoring different from regular writing support?
A: Dysgraphia can affect how children organize their thoughts, spell, and express themselves on paper. Standard writing practice can make things harder when it focuses only on neatness or repetition. Our dysgraphia tutoring supports both the motor and cognitive sides of writing. We break tasks into small steps, use adaptive tools when needed, and help children get their ideas out clearly and confidently. This ensures your child is supported in developing skills in reading, writing, grammar, comprehension, and spelling that carry over into other curriculum areas.
Q: Can your dysgraphia tutoring program support both fine motor and written expression challenges?
A: Yes. Our tutoring platform is designed to address both sides of dysgraphia: the mechanical challenges (like letter formation and spacing) and the cognitive challenges (planning, organizing, and expressing ideas). Lessons are broken into manageable steps, with interactive tools and adaptive strategies such as speech-to-text or typing built in to reduce frustration.
Q: Do you use technology or adaptive tools for dysgraphia?
A: Absolutely. Every child is different, so we encourage what works best for them. Our personalized learning plans are fully online and interactive, with a variety of question formats that help your child practice and develop a wide range of skills. To reduce handwriting pressure, we provide flexible options with our writing support, and your tutor will guide and assist your child in finding the method that works best. The goal is not perfection on paper, it is helping students show what they know without being held back by the mechanics of writing.
Q: How will I know if tutoring is helping my child?
A: We provide weekly progress reports that track both small wins (like forming letters more consistently or writing a complete paragraph) and bigger goals, such as confidence and independence in writing tasks. Parents tell us these updates are invaluable because they finally see clear, measurable progress that schools often don’t communicate.
Q: My child’s confidence has taken a hit - will tutoring make this worse?
A: We know how painful it is when children feel embarrassed about their writing or get labeled “lazy” or “messy.” That’s why our approach emphasizes encouragement, effort, and small successes. We celebrate progress, not perfection. Over time, students begin to see writing as something they can do, not something to fear.
Q: Will you work with my child’s school or IEP team?
A: We provide weekly parent reports so you always know what’s working and where support is needed. Many families share these reports with teachers to give them a clearer picture of their child’s progress.
Q: How much extra time will tutoring and practice take?
A: We know families are already stretched thin. That’s why our sessions are designed in short, manageable chunks that don’t overwhelm your child. Practice at home is encouraged but always realistic, the goal is steady progress without adding unnecessary stress to the household.
Q: What if my child hasn’t been officially diagnosed with dysgraphia?
A: That’s common. Dysgraphia isn’t always formally recognized in schools, and assessments can be complicated. You don’t need a diagnosis to start getting help. Our diagnostic tools and tutoring plans focus on the specific writing challenges your child faces, whether or not they’ve been given a formal label.
Q: Is dysgraphia tutoring affordable?
A: Specialized services can be expensive, which is why we’ve made our program more accessible. Our online dysgraphia tutoring plans cost far less than private in-person options, and live tutor support is included. Families also appreciate that everything happens at home, no extra travel or scheduling stress.
Enter your details to receive 2 weeks free tutoring
+By entering your details, you give APLUS America permission to contact you to discuss its tutoring via phone, SMS and/or email and record such communication for training and compliance purposes. You understand that the 2 weeks free tutoring is only available to children that have not previously received any free tutoring from APLUS America.