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Dyspraxia in the Workplace

October 2016 Dyspraxia in the Workplace for employees 1 of 5 Dyspraxia /DCD in the Workplace Help and guidance for job seekers and employees Dyspraxia , also known as developmental co-ordination disorder (DCD) is a common condition affecting gross and fine motor coordination in children and adults. Associated non-motor difficulties include poor working memory and poor planning, organisational and time management skills. These non-motor difficulties appear to have more impact on daily life than motor difficulties in adulthood. Dyspraxia /DCD is a specific learning difficulty and is formally recognised by the World Health Organisation.

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