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    La disgrafía y su relación con el aprendizaje de la escritura en el área de lenguaje de los estudiantes de cuarto primaria de la institución educativa “Augusto E. Medina de Comfenalco” Ibagué Tolima, en el año 2014
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2018-04-19) Rodríguez Perilla, Magda Carolina; González Meza, Yadira del Socorro; Venegas Mejía, Valia Luz
    The objective of this study is to determine the relationship of dysgraphia in the learning process of writing in the language area of fourth-grade students of the educational institution Augusto E. Medina de Comfenalco. The descriptive and cross-sectional research was developed under a quantitative method with a nonexperimental design and a descriptive-correlational field study. For data collection, two instruments were used: the survey and direct observation of the students, to understand and find meaning in the results of their practices. The population selected to carry out the research consisted of 124 fourth-grade students from the aforementioned educational institution and the selected sample had a size of 94 students. The results show causes of dysgraphia such as a bad position of the head, shoulder and trunk, the placement of the paper that compromises the position to write, an inadequate position of the elbow and the forearm, which affects how they write, which reflects in the quality of the writing and even in physical fatigue. The evaluated dictates identified: omission of information; that is, no words were written, some addition to writing, separation or undue union, transposition or reversal of syllables, contamination or paralogism, substitution of similar phonemes aurally and substitution of letters of similar symmetry. It is necessary to work on correcting problems associated with the physical posture, taking the pencil, for this practical exercises are required, supervised and corrected, that in a timely manner detect disjointed manifestations to be corrected and thereby improve the learning process. The formulated hypotheses were confirmed, which indicates that there is a significant relationship of dysgraphia in the learning process of writing.