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In this comparative essay, Dyspraxia and dyslexia will be compared and discussed with reference to suitable literature.... Definition Dyspraxia or developmental Dyspraxia is 'an impairment or immaturity of the organization of movement' (Dyspraxia Foundation, 2009).... According to the American Psychiatric Association (2001), developmental Dyspraxia is "marked impairment of motor coordination which significantly interferes with academic achievement or activities of daily living and is not due to a general medical condition....
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Research Paper
The essay "Effects of Co-Morbid Conditions on Treating Children with Dyslexia" analyzes how co-morbid conditions may affect the treatment or guidance that educators need to give children with dyslexia.... Dyslexia is one of the most common learning difficulties in the education system.... ... ... ...
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Essay
Children who demonstrate features of moderate, severe, or profound learning difficulties or specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia or Dyspraxia, require specific programs to aid progress in cognition and learning.... These are dyslexia, Dyspraxia, dyscalculia, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)....
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Essay
The essay "Helping Children with Learning Disabilities" focuses on the critical analysis of the various effective ways in which practitioners might provide valuable support to deal with the special needs of the learners with dyslexia, Dyspraxia, and hearing difficulty.... In the contemporary teaching context, practitioners confront several types of learning disability including dyslexia, Dyspraxia, and hearing difficulty, and the studies in the field emphasize the role of the practitioners in providing support to enable learners with such learning disabilities to help them overcome barriers to learning....
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Essay
One significant condition is known as Dyspraxia.... According to Bowen and Smith (1999), Dyspraxia is an umbrella term for.... Although the primary reflex theory had been the initial model for Dyspraxia, stimulation of the brain theory better illustrated the developmental learning and coping strategies on Dyspraxia clients....
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Essay
This paper "Dyspraxia and Issues with Physical Education" discusses issues in physical education in children with Dyspraxia, recognition of social processes and psychological issues in these children and whether these children should be segregated or included in physical education and sports.... According to the American Psychiatric Association (2001), developmental Dyspraxia is "marked impairment of motor coordination which significantly interferes with academic achievement or activities of daily living and is not due to a general medical condition....
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Article
The paper "Developmental Dyspraxia" analyzes that developmental Dyspraxia refers to a condition when children develop abnormal habits in their behaviour despite having no neurological disease as such.... According to Miller (1986), 'Dyspraxia is a disorder of higher cortical mental process involved in the planning and execution of actions' and 'the disorder in Dyspraxia lies (in cognitive psychological terms) in the disruption to underlying processes'' (Miller, 1986, p....
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Case Study
This research paper "Teaching Children with Dyspraxia" discusses Dyspraxia as impairment in the organization of motion, which may also lead to problems with speech, perception, and thought process (Jones, 2005).... Children with Dyspraxia are in most cases above average in terms of intelligence.... Dyspraxia affects children of all lifestyles and early recognition of the condition means timely resolution and an increased chance at success in life (Quinn, 2012)....
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Research Paper