Disorder of Written Expression - Symptoms

Symptoms

  • Multiple spelling mistakes
  • Errors in grammar and punctuation
  • Exceptionally poor or illegible writing
  • Sentences that lack cohesion
  • Reluctance or refusal to complete writing tasks
  • Anxiety or frustration (breaking pencils, tearing up homework assignments, )

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