Language Disorder Commentary




Language Disorder Commentary: I've created this commentary page to allow you to express your opinions, frustrations, anxieties or triumphs related to children with language disorder, dyslexia, or learning disability.

If you're a teacher, speech-language pathologist or parent of a child with language disorder then this is a great oppurtunity to share your unique experiences.

Language disorder is one of those things that is hard to define and difficult to categorize, but its effects are very real.

And language disorder's effects are felt by many thousands of language impaired children, their families, and teachers from around the world.

You are not alone. Your individual view may just mirror other readers' experiences and resonate with those people.

Here is your chance to get your point across and be heard.

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