… In combination, these oral language problems can impact multiple aspects of writing. These
examples of how oral language impacts writing correspond to the writing outcomes in this …

… the writing performance of 58 students with a history of specific language impairment, …
longitudinal trajectories of writing performance and relationships with oral language, reading, and …

… Nevertheless, the relative differences between the normal and language learning disabled
groups in the Scott and Windsor study remained the same; the genre affected all groups …

… on students with learning disabilities and on writers without learning disabilities. In the first
… a writing disability and those identified as having low, average, and high initial writing skills. …

… children with specific language impairment (SLI) or learning disabilities, thus eliminating …
for language impairment (nonspecific language impairment; NLI) and one with language in the …

… studies were designed to characterize the writing of adults with language-based disabilities.
… to the writing deficits of adults with language impairment. The written narrative tasks used …

… disorder (WLD) and reading disorder (RD) are the subtypes of language-based learning
disability that are also common in childhood. In 2 population-based studies, the cumulative …

… have a disability related to their use of language to express … Because language use is an
essential part of the writing … the study of writing motivation and language impairments, as they …

… The current investigation examines the impact of language impairments on learning disabilities
in writing for K-12 students relative to their peers. This meta-analytic investigation of the …

… text are arguably the most prevalent developmental disability of communication skills, a
disability that limits communication, academic achievement and employment prospects. Many …