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excellent resource 
2008-04-12
Making Inclusion Work for Children with Dyspraxia: Practical Strategies for Teachers
This is an excellent resource for parents and teachers with lots of explanation and practical strategies to support a child at school, and assist them to learn. It is easy to read, and provides an understanding of what it is like to be a child with this condition. That it has been written by a parent and a therapist soon becomes evident.
The suggestions for sport activities, science, maths and writing are practical with many able to be adapted for home, and extend in the secondary school years. After difficulties at school I purchased this for the school, it has helped them to understand the nature of my son's problems and how to assist him. Unlike other books, this book goes beyond the pre-school years.
A good practical guide for teachers 
2007-01-11
Unlike many texts on dyspraxia which dwell only on recognizing the problem, this book recommends ways to actually help students with dyspraxia. I have tried many of the suggestions and they work. I recommend this book to any teacher.
I have a student who is gifted with dyspraxia. I would love to see a book that addresses gifted children who have learning disabilities. I believe these children have special issues because they know so much more than they can show on tests and written work. These children are afflicted with frustration on many levels. For example, many books on dyspraxia only deal with issues in learning elementary math, but what happens to gifted kids doing algebra? These are children that due to their gifts could compensate when the math was easier and now find that terms disappear or signs are lost. How can these children be helped? This book does not deal with these issues, but I think this author would be a good person to study this problem.
