I have not seen any data from European schools on writing language disorder. A reecent study in the US indicates its as high as 14.7%. The causes are not identified but may be similar to language issues (genes/socio-economic and so on). Is it higher in dyslexics or autistic students? We do see that students with receptive language processing issues may also have expressive langauge difficulties.There are no specifics on the symptoms. The costs to society and the individual are apparent I think. Food for thought.
Writing Disorder May Be Common ... ( Study finds rate as high as 14.7 perc...).
Writing Disorder May Be Common ... ( Study finds rate as high as 14.7 perc...).
