Reasons Why You're Clumsy

Developmental Coordination Disorder

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Developmental coordination disorder can be used interchangeably with the term 'dyspraxia.' When an individual has developmental coordination disorder, they can have multiple issues, such as speaking, socializing, and using their fine motor skills. Children with developmental coordination disorder might have trouble with performing certain tasks, such as writing clearly or bouncing a ball. Their clumsiness comes as a result of their condition making it difficult for them to direct their movements properly. Developmental coordination disorder can be treated with intervention from occupational therapists and methods such as perceptual motor training. Educators should be aware of how they can make their classrooms more adaptable for students with developmental coordination disorder.

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