Written expression disorder
Written expression disorder is a condition that makes it hard to express thoughts and ideas in writing. It also affects grammar and punctuation. Learn more about this common type of learning challenge.
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How dysgraphia and written expression challenges inspired a film festival
Isaac Zablocki has always had trouble expressing himself in writing. Now, he uses films to share stories.
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