Communication disorder includes the speech and language disorders, which, as a rule, refer to the problems in communication among children. Communication disorder can range from simple sound substitution to the complete inability to understand and use the language. For example, such problems as dyslexia - the selective impaired ability to master reading and writing skills, while maintaining the overall ability to learn, can be overcome by allowing children with these problems study in the mainstream schools and there can be a great and unexpected benefit to their health. Children with special educational needs have to live among other people, communicate with them and to have a normal and happy life. As a fact, dyslexia – is a specific type of impairment of learning, having a neurological nature. It is characterized by the inability to quickly and accurately recognize words, to decode, learn the skills of spelling (Bailet, 2010). These difficulties are associated with defective phonological components of language. They exist, despite the preservation of other cognitive abilities and complete learning environment. A second violation occurs in comprehension, lack of reader's experience and vocabulary.