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Pc or writing tablet for dysgraphia?
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Both problematic: Typing and handwriting are both problematic with dysgraphia. A trial test on both platforms might provide an answer but i would suggest considering the speech recognition programs on smartphones, tablets, or pcs.
Answered 7/5/2012
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