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developmental coordination disorder
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developmental coordination disorder, childhood disorder characterized by poor coordination, clumsiness,
roughly 6% of school-age children have some degree of developmental coordination disorder, children, trip over own feet, run into other children, have trouble holding objects, have an unsteady gait, developmental coordination disorder, appear in conjunction, learning disorders, occur alone, communication disorders, disorder of written expression, two, the learning disorders often associated,
children, developmental coordination disorder have difficulties, motor coordination, compared to other children the same age, the common symptoms, developmental delays in sitting up, crawling, walking, deficits in handwriting, problems in gross motor coordination, jumping, hopping, standing on one foot, problems in fine motor coordination, tying shoelaces, tapping one finger to another, clumsiness
physical causes, learning disabilities need to be ruled out, the diagnosis, confirmed,
physical education, perceptual motor training, the best approach, treating coordination disorder,
degree of recovery depends on the severity, the disorder, , repeated injuries, learning problems, low self-esteem resulting from poor ability at sports, teasing by other children,
call, a health care provider, child's development,
affected families should make every effort to recognize existing problems early, have them treated, early treatment is beneficial to future success.
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