The basic assumption is that the student - reader has the opportunity to learn reading and utilizing visual perception, verbal memory, practice memory. Also to have the reading ability to recognize, read and not complicated known words, but also to understand multimodal texts to decode in different places and times in accordance with the requirements of the curriculum of the class. We also assume that the improvement of the student's reading ability and increased confidence that will accompany her, will help to enhance social skills and reduce problem behaviors (Canney& Byrne, 2006, O’Leary, Longmore&Medcalf, 2014). Specifically, three cases our research examines: Case 1: Learning disabilities in writing coexist with externalized behavior problems. Case 2: The externalized behavior problems prevent writing skills.