Qualitative data demonstrated that learning difficulties in writing coexist with externalized behavior problems. In particular the informal educational assessment recorded changes between the initial, interim and final evaluation of the comments respectively. The externalized behavior problems prevent writing skills (second case) which demonstrated because the student presents three evaluative periods of lower performance, both in the writing skills and areas of behavior from the level of the class. Variations on Basic Skills Checklists (BSC) have more variation on line learning readiness to engage in dialogue, the rhythm and timing in auditory working memory and criteria that indicate the poor performance of the written word. The emotional organization is lower than the order level and specifically half semester, but the self-confidence and interest in learning seemed to approach the baseline at the final evaluation which demonstrates the success of the intervention. Corresponding record was on the line and context in which it was initially weak in motor skills understanding and writing, and autonomy in the environment. In all the weak points improved at least a half semester which made the student more competitive and self- reliant in the courses of his class.