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Is there a difference between expressive language disorder and dysgraphia?
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Yes: Expressive language problems are usually due to brain synthesis of intended output. Dysgraphia is more peripheral & refers to problems writing. One could have verbal expressive problems & no dysgraphia. Or dysgraphia & no expressive problems.
Answered 7/31/2012
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