Sandra, 9, was always behind in class because she could only write very slowly, and even then her painstaking efforts would be virtually illegible and riddled with spelling mistakes. her teacher referred her to a psychologist who diagnosed her with a learning disability called:

The answer is "Dysgraphia".

Dysgraphia is an interpretation incapacity, implying that it is a composition issue related with impeded handwriting, orthographic coding which mean that the sorting procedure of composed words and preparing the letters in those words, and finger sequencing which mean the development of muscles required to compose. Normally there are other disabilities associated with this…

dysgraphia

Explanation:

When someone has a disability that will not allow the person to be able to write properly then, we say the person is from dysgraphia. This disorder makes the person suffering from it to write in an incorrectly or disorderly manner. Dysgraphia is caused due to damage to specific part of the brain.

If you look at the question, we can see that the child,Sandra write very slowly, and her painstaking efforts would be virtually illegible and riddled with spelling mistakes, this correspond to a learning disability called DYSGRAPHIA.