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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Clearly there is a difference between kids with disabilities that impact their writing and kids that are just sloppy.[b] Most kids with disability related handwriting deficits will have a 504 or an IEP. [/b]I’m sure the teacher understands those kids must be accommodated and it isn’t laziness or sloppy work because they are going too fast. I do think kids without an IEP/504 should have reasonable expectations about legibility.[/quote] This is not true. I have twins, both have dysgraphia but only the twin with other disabilities got an iep. The school system wouldn't do anything for the other twin. [/quote]
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