STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND WRITING DIFFICULTIES IN PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN

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kouidri Leyla, Dr. Nadjia Tigamounine

Abstract

     The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between selective attention and writing difficulties among primary school students. The study adopted a descriptive correlational approach, using the Draw-a-Person Test to assess intelligence level, the Mariam Ben Bouzid Writing Test and the Stroop Test, which were administered to 6 students in the third and fourth grades of primary school.


The results showed the following:


- The presence of writing difficulties among third and fourth grade primary school students.


- The presence of selective attention difficulties in third and fourth graders.


- A positive and moderate correlation between selective attention and writing difficulties in primary school children.

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