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Key Themes

  • Written language is made up of three distinct areas: handwriting, spelling, and written expression
  • All activities associated with written language must be presented in a meaningful format so as to increase relevance and motivation for all students.
  • The area of handwriting currently debates which form of handwriting is more suitable for instruction to students with disabilities.
  • Written expression is composed of three distinct stages: prewriting, writing, and postwriting.
  • Problems with written language are not limited to students with disabilities.
  • Technology can be a very useful resource in the instruction of written language.



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