In the teaching-learning process aims and contents

• General Objectives:

The overall aim of intervention in cases of Dysorthography is to improve spelling and develop orthographic awareness, i.e., the desire to write correctly. This general aim is achieved through more specific aims, as follows:

- To develop spelling awareness and self-discipline in writing.

- Develop awareness of spelling rules.

- Improve and increase awareness of spelling rules.

- Learn spelling rules.

- Increase visual memory.

- Improve visual-spatial perception.

- Develop auditory discrimination.

- Increase vocabulary.

- Increase self-esteem.

- Increase motivation towards literacy.

- Understand and use punctuation rules correctly.

• General Contents:

To improve dysorthography are as follows:

-Phonemic-awareness.

-Visual -discrimination.

-Auditive discrimination .

- Auditive memory and visual memory.

- Spatio-temporal Guidance.

Compensative strategies (in objectives and contents) in pupils with Dysorthography:

* Although we can try, specially until the age of 8 –or around that age- to help to pupils to learn orthography rules with visual strategies, from that ages, it´s better to use compensative strategies, for example: allow them to use software to correct the written materials.

* Give more important to oral languages objectives/contents than those objectives/contents related to the orthography rules.