All About Dyspraxia is an accessible and practical guide for secondary school teachers, designed to increase their understanding of Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), commonly known as dyspraxia, and equip them with adaptable strategies to support dyspraxic learners in their setting.

The book explores a range of key areas, including timekeeping, homework, behaviour and evidence-based supports, and focuses on adaptations that can be made in every classroom. Drawing upon the voices of dyspraxic young people and adults, it unpicks myths and misconceptions before providing a wealth of evidence-based strategies to support independence, confidence and behaviour in the classroom. Chapters cover:

• Support with secondary transition to adapt to new routines and ease anxiety.
• Organisational skills to manage belongings and complete homework.
• Targeted strategies to support writing, fine motor skills, and physical tasks.
• Exam preparation and technology use to empower learners.
• Sensory processing adaptations and suggestions to foster positive mental health.

Whether you're supporting a new learner through transition into secondary school, helping a final year learner manage coursework, or simply want to make your classroom more accessible, All About Dyspraxia provides clear, actionable guidance to empower all secondary teachers, SENCOs and parents seeking to increase their knowledge and understanding of dyspraxia.