dyspraxia in A Sentence

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    Will my child's Dyspraxia get worse?

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    We don't know why some children have Dyspraxia.

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    Dyspraxia is often categorized based on specific symptoms.

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    Dyspraxia doesn't have to hold you back.

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    Dyspraxia- difficulty with fine motor skills.

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    The Dyspraxia Foundation.

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    Constructional Dyspraxia- this is to do with spatial relationships.

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    Dyspraxia particularly tends to affect co-ordinated muscle movements of various types.

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    Like Dyspraxia, dyslexia can affect children's self-esteem and school performance.

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    Dyslexia and Dyspraxia are the two most common specific learning difficulties.

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    However, the rest of this leaflet is about Dyspraxia in children.

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    In the USA, the Dyspraxia Foundation offers similar support and advice.

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    Dyspraxia can affect different children in different ways and to different degrees.

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    A child with Dyspraxia may have difficulty with maths and writing stories.

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    Dyspraxia also occurs in adults but this leaflet is about Dyspraxia in children.

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    Verbal Dyspraxia can be present on its own, or alongside motor Dyspraxia.

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    For many people, Dyspraxia continues into adulthood and so work and employment may be affected.

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    Which ones work for your child will depend on how exactly their Dyspraxia affects them.

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    A number of things have been suggested that may increase the risk of Dyspraxia:.

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    At school, a child with Dyspraxia may have difficulty with maths and writing stories.

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    Dyspraxia can cause classroom learning issues that may affect your child's progress, and also their self-esteem.

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    Apraxia or Dyspraxia is a difficulty with programming the muscles that we use to form clear speech.

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    Having Dyspraxia does not change how intelligent a child is, but it does affect their learning ability.

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    Some health professionals divide Dyspraxia into different descriptive'types', depending on which problems most affect your child.

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    Dyspraxia is a common condition, affecting as many as 10% of children in the UK to varying degrees.

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    The diagnosis of Dyspraxia is not usually made until children reach the age of 4 or 5 years.

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    Dyspraxia often impacts on writing, reading and spelling, so your child may need more time to process new tasks.

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    Dyspraxia seems to run in families, so it seems to have a genetic component- the way your child is'made'.

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    Dyspraxia is commonly thought to be a disorder that causes clumsiness and poor coordination, but this is not the case.

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    They often go together, with some studies suggesting that as many as half of children with dyslexia also have Dyspraxia.

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