Things that can help dyspraxia

Pay attention to writing utensils and paper. Consider alternatives to activities requiring handwriting. Teach dyspraxic children touch-typing. Adjust seating plans. Provide breaks in the schedule. Give plenty of extra time. Emphasize directions in step by step form

this can help too considering dyspraxia kids can have trouble with speech.

Dypraxia

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About me and some advice

hello my name is Ethan and this is my blog about Dypraxia when i was little i had a SSO called carol she help me a lot but there are things that i hated like how i cound’nt talk until i was 4 years old and i use to freak out when people throw a ball out me in pe but if any one give you trouble just now that they dont understand what you go though so just walk away because you dont have time for nasty people and if try your best you can be any thing you want so ignore those people because they are just don’t know you but though there is nasty people there is a lot of good friendly people so don’t be scared of people its hard but life sometimes is worth it talking to people any one needs a friend and remember theirs other people like you out there.

what is Dyspraxia

Dyspraxia is a disorder in which messages sent from the brain to the muscles are interrupted, leading to problems with movement and coordination. thanks to health direct for this information

Types of Dyspraxia

motor causing problems with things like writing, dressing or skipping. verbal causing problems with speech oral. causing problems with movements of the mouth and tongue. thanks to health direct for this information

Causes of dyspraxia

Dyspraxia is not a disease, but a way of describing symptoms. There is no single cause. It seems to be tied in with the way a child develops. it may also develop in young children when there is no brain injury or no obvious cause. thanks to health direct for this information


Symptoms of dyspraxia

Children with dyspraxia usually have motor learning difficulties. Some children with dyspraxia also have other physical or behavioral problems. Motor dyspraxia involves trouble with coordinating physical movements, for example, walking up or down stairs, kicking balls, or hopping. Children with motor dyspraxia may be able to perform a task at one time, then unable at a later time. Children with verbal dyspraxia have problems with voluntarily coordinating their muscle to produce speech sounds and words. They have difficulties in producing clear, fluent speech or saying certain words or sentences. Children with verbal dyspraxia might speak slowly with frequent pauses. Children with oral dyspraxia may have trouble with eating and swallowing. thanks to health direct for this information

Treatment of dyspraxia

There is no cure for dyspraxia, but it can be treated and managed with a combination of regular, intensive therapies including speech therapy occupational therapy physiotherapy. thanks to health direct for this information

Video game such as brawhall improve hand eye coordination

video games benefits hand-eye coordination. Playing these games requires reacting quickly and accurately to events that happen on the screen. This practice improves coordination in other tasks as well. games such as brawhalla as it has fast mechanics and you has short reaction time.