There is a lot of Assistive Technology (AT) that can help with Dysgraphia. This includes Voice Recognition Software (VRS), Stylus Pens, Grammar Checker etc. However, you need to know what your specific needs are in order that the most appropriate help can be given. Therefore, it is best to have an assessment first to point you in the right direction and save you from wasting your monies.
I will list a selection of aids designed to help students with dysgraphia.
I am sure you will also be interested to know you may be entitled to some specialist (AT) if you are at school or college.
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