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The Writing Glitch: Hack Dysgraphia No Pencil RequiredNeuroscience of Dysgraphia: S3 E26Join The Writing Glitch podcast as we dive into the neuroscience behind dysgraphia. In this episode, Teresa Roderiques continues the discussion on Handwriting Brain-Body Disconnect (HWBBD) and explores how the brain’s structures—such as the basal ganglia, cerebellum, and limbic system—play a crucial role in handwriting. We’ll discuss the link between movement, memory, and executive functioning, uncovering how students process writing tasks at a neurological level. Whether you're an occupational therapist, teacher, or parent, this episode offers valuable insights into supporting struggling writers.**************************************************************************TIME STAMPS00:00 Introduction to The Writing Glitch and the HWBBD Study2025-02-271h 33
The Writing Glitch: Hack Dysgraphia No Pencil RequiredHow does the brain learn: S3 E18🧠 Discover the Hidden Brain Connections That Impact Writing and Learning. Does your child or student struggle with writing, focus, or motor control? Do you want to understand how dysgraphia, trauma, and brain function intertwine?Complete Lesson: https://disabilitylabs.com/courses/book-study-hwbbdIn this groundbreaking episode of The Writing Glitch podcast, Teresa Rodrigues takes you on a journey through the human brain, breaking down how specific areas—like the brainstem, cerebellum, and basal ganglia—impact motor control, emotions, and memory.💡 What You'll Learn:Why Trauma Impacts Learning: How trauma shuts down the cerebel...2024-12-1915 min
The Writing Glitch: Hack Dysgraphia No Pencil Required18 Symptoms of Dysgraphia | Teresa Roderigues: S3 E9In this episode of The Writing Glitch, Cheri starts a book study on her groundbreaking work, Handwriting Brain Body Disconnect. Joined by veteran occupational therapist Teresa Roderigues, they explore the intricacies of dysgraphia, including its various forms, common symptoms, and effective intervention strategies. Teresa shares powerful insights from her experience working with students, touching on issues like visual-spatial challenges, awkward pencil grasp, and the need for extended time in class. This episode is packed with valuable information for educators and parents who want to better support neurodiverse students, particularly those with dysgraphia.***************************************************************************DisabilityLabs.com sponsors...2024-10-0311 min