dyspraxic

Do you have a dyspraxic child who needs to talk more clearly?

I added that Michael was also the opposite of a dyspraxic, too.

At home, life can be a challenge, both for the Dyspraxic child and for those around him.

About 70% of children diagnosed as dyspraxic are boys.

Simply put, if a dyspraxic person can pass a test, they are deemed to be as fit to drive as anyone else.

There's a couple with Down's syndrome, an autistic child brilliant artist he is and a dyspraxic boy.

He was dyspraxic, epileptic, developmentally delayed and had complex communication problems.

Whilst most of the general population experience these problems to some extent, they have a much more significant impact on the lives of dyspraxic people.

I’m dyspraxic, which means I don’t have hand-eye coordination.

St. Rita's is one of the first schools in the country to develop a program for dyspraxic children, sometimes referred to as "global" apraxia.

Sam is dyspraxic, a condition similar to dyslexia, although it manifests with physical complications.

The Dyspraxic child appears just like any other until learned skills are taken out of context or new skills tried, when difficulties become apparent.

Therefore a diagnosis, naming the disorder, is often very difficult, and sometimes the closest may be 'shows some Dyspraxic tendencies'.

Don't worry about the labels... whether or not he's defined as dyspraxic isn't relevant to the outcomes of intervention.

Laurence believes his dyspraxic traits, even when undiagnosed, made him more vigilant as a learner.

Then everybody is dyspraxic, dear.

Labelled as dyslexic and dyspraxic, she was, she tells me, far more interested in what was going on outside school.

People who are dyslexic, dyspraxic, ADHD or other learning difficulties.

One dyspraxic teenager who was diagnosed young describes learning to drive off the road from the age of 13, knowing it would take her longer to master.

“These may include children on the autistic spectrum, or who are dyspraxic or dyslexic.”

One dyspraxic lad used to have to go to dance lessons with the girls rather than play games with the boys because he wasn’t deemed capable.

What makes this all the more impressive is Radcliffe is dyspraxic and so badly coordinated he can't tie his own shoelaces.

After experts were called in, he was investigated and berated some more, and finally labeled dyslexic and dyspraxic.

We had him assessed and he was found to be dyslexic, very gifted and possibly slightly dyspraxic [impaired movement].

A project at Kingsley Primary School aimed at Downs Syndrome and dyspraxic young people.