This study aimed to verify the possible relations between learning disabilities in writing skills, social acceptance and rejection, and social, family, scholastic and personal self-concept, for second and third-graders. The survey assessed 543 children, male and female, between 8 and 10 years old, in the second and third grades of four public schools in Campinas. All children were evaluated based on their difficulties in learning writing skills and classified according to ADAPE (SISTO, 2001). Three tools were used to evaluate the subjects' learning disabilities in writing skills, self-concept and social acceptance. The first one, Evaluation of Learning Difficulties in Writing (ADAPE), is composed by a 114-word text. The second tool was a scale of social, family, scholastic and personal self-concept with 52 questions. The third tool was the sociometric test, to assess the acceptance and