Students targeted for therapy are usually classified as having either a speech or language disorder.

An example of a child with expressive language disorder can be seen here.

Expressive language disorder affects work and schooling in many ways.

This class of language disorder ranges from having difficulty remembering words to losing the ability to speak, read, or write.

Children scoring in the lowest 10% on two or more composite scores are identified as having language disorder.

The English family he studied with the inherited language disorder often had mental deficiencies as well.

How can a parent identify the difference between a language disorder and normal language development?

He can read but not fast, and was diagnosed with a "written language disorder" in fifth grade.

For over a century, the left brain hemisphere had been the key focus of clinical research on language disorders.

They are aware of their language disorder and may get frustrated.