Can someone please tell me the correct spelling or term for the syndrome I know as 'dysfraxia' sic - thanks.

Question

Sorry - a bit like dyslexia, but not!

Answer 1

Dyspraxia by Category (http://www.ncld.org/index.php?option=con...

    

Ideomotor Dyspraxia Inability to complete single-step motor tasks such as combing hair and waving goodbye.

        

Ideational Dyspraxia Difficulty with multi-step tasks like brushing teeth, making a bed, putting clothes on in order, as well as buttoning and buckling

        

Oromotor Dyspraxia Difficulties coordinating the muscle movements needed to pronounce words

        

Constructional Dyspraxia Problems with establishing spatial relationships - for instance being able to accurately position or move objects from one place to another

OR . . . dyslexia (trouble with reading), dysgraphia (difficulty with writing), or dycalculia (difficulty with math)

Answer 2

dysfraxia

u were right :) google it an ul find out more! good luck x*x

Answer 3

You spelled it right. Attention Deficit syndrome.

Answer 4

It's dyspraxia isnt it?

Answer 5

If Dyslexia is not what you meant, you may be thinking of Dysgraphia.  Dysgraphia is a learning disability resulting from the difficulty in expressing thoughts in writing and graphing. It generally refers to extremely poor handwriting. I have some students in my class that have this disability.  They are very bright students, but have difficulty expressing thoughts and ideas on paper.  It really helps them if they are able to type on the computer or give me responses orally.

Answer 6

Dyspraxia

Answer 7

dyslexia= its when someone has trouble reading throughout there entire life. I have dyslexia and I still have trouble reading and saying things sometimes. I am 20.

Answer 8

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