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Dyspraxia
/dɪspɹˈeɪksiə/
/dɪspɹˈeɪksiə/
developmental coordination disorderDCDDyspraxia
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a neurological condition characterized by difficulties in coordination, movement, and planning, often affecting activities of daily living and academic performance
dyspraxia
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Example
Individuals with dyspraxia may struggle with tasks such as tying shoelaces, buttoning shirts, or using utensils while eating.
Occupational therapy and targeted interventions can help individuals with dyspraxia improve their coordination and develop strategies to manage daily tasks more effectively.
Children with dyspraxia may have difficulty with handwriting, often resulting in messy or illegible writing.
