dysgraphia

Where else do you see more of an intense cognitive load? Like where I'm thinking, where is it that is hiding from parents? Where is it that we're not really recognizing? Like in the examples you were giving earlier made me think of my son really struggled with copying down something that had been written on the board for many reasons.

Dysgraphia was one, but now I'm thinking, okay, well, it was also adding to his cognitive load.

And making things more difficult.

So are there other things like that that maybe we don't realize are having that type of impact?

ADHD.

Dysgraphia.

Tourette's.

All brains are different.

That's DSA, for those of you who don't know.

The UK has got this scheme, which is called the Disabled Students' Allowance, where if you're a student at university or college, more than part-time, and you've got some form of disability, that could be a physical one, or a learning disability, like dyslexia, ADHD, Dysgraphia, they will give you the tools that you need and technology to create a level paying field so that you can complete your degree and fulfill your potential in that university or college.

And so it's like 145 million pounds into that fund.

And it really transforms people's educational journeys, you know, from many people with dyslexia or ADHD, they start strong, year one, two, you know, the typical scenario is they're like, you know, oh yeah, I went to the lecture, I took lots of notes.

ADHD.

Dysgraphia.

Tourette's.

All brains are different.

ADHD.

Dysgraphia.

Tourette's.

All brains are different.

But those are the language-based skills that you're gonna have trouble with versus what if it's just a fine motor issue.

So is dysgraphia connected to the language-based issue only? Dysgraphia.

They're-- So dysgraphia is difficulty at the sub-word level of language.

Okay.