Practical support for dyspraxic pupils in secondary school

All About Dyspraxia: A Practical Guide for Secondary Teachers by Kim Griffin is an accessible guide to understanding dyspraxia, also known as developmental coordination disorder (DCD), and supporting dyspraxic learners in secondary school. It is part of the All About SEND series from Speechmark, an imprint of Routledge, and is written for secondary teachers, SENCOs and parents.

The book draws on the experiences of dyspraxic children and adults to challenge myths and misconceptions, and offers evidence-based, adaptable strategies that work in every classroom.

What the book covers

• Secondary readiness and transition from primary school.
• Organisation, managing belongings, homework, projects and exams.
• Writing, fine motor skills, PE, creative subjects and assistive technology.
• Sensory processing, mental health, behaviour and partnering with parents.

Written by an occupational therapist

Kim Griffin is a paediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years' experience supporting children, families and teachers. She is the founder of GriffinOT and author of Success with Sensory Supports.

All About Dyspraxia is a clear, practical guide for anyone supporting dyspraxic pupils in secondary education.

• Author: Kim Griffin, paediatric occupational therapist
• Publisher: Speechmark (Routledge), All About SEND series
• Format: Paperback, 132 pages
• Dimensions: 197 x 129 x 11 mm
• Weight: 164g
• ISBN-13: 9781041111535

• Dyspraxia explained clearly. Helps teachers understand developmental coordination disorder and how it affects pupils day to day.
• Strategies for every classroom. Practical, adaptable support designed for secondary school settings.
• Informed by lived experience. Draws on the views of dyspraxic children and adults to challenge common myths.
• Written by an expert. Kim Griffin is a paediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years' experience.

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• 1 x paperback book

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• What is All About Dyspraxia about?
  It is a practical guide to understanding dyspraxia and supporting dyspraxic pupils in secondary school. Kim Griffin explains what dyspraxia is and offers adaptable, evidence-based classroom strategies.
• What is dyspraxia?
  Dyspraxia, also known as developmental coordination disorder (DCD), affects movement and coordination. The book's first part covers definitions, diagnosis, causes, co-occurring conditions and the strengths dyspraxic people bring.
• Who is this book written for?
  The book is written for secondary teachers, SENCOs and parents. It gives practical strategies for supporting dyspraxic pupils in the classroom and beyond.
• Does the book help with homework and exams?
  Yes, the practical strategies section covers organisation, homework, projects and exams for dyspraxic secondary pupils. It also covers timekeeping, managing belongings and moving between lessons.
• Who is Kim Griffin?
  Kim Griffin is a paediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years' experience supporting children, families and teachers. She founded GriffinOT and wrote Success with Sensory Supports.
• What format is All About Dyspraxia?
  It is a 132-page paperback in the All About SEND series from Speechmark. It measures 197 x 129 x 11 mm, weighs 164g and has the ISBN 9781041111535.