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SpLD - Dyspraxia Support Strategies
You may need to:
• give clear, simple instructions and constant reminders, both oral and written
• provide a reasonably quiet working environment
• organise activities to develop listening skills and attention skills, such as sound tapes
• encourage learners to present ideas using ICT
• incorporate recommended motor coordination exercises into a PE programme
• organise games and activities requiring cooperation and turn-taking
• practise a range of sequencing activities, such as pictorial activity or story sequences, word and sentence sequences, days, months or number sequences
• develop role-play and drama activities, including puppets
• help pupils organise their written work by using writing frames
• praise every effort and successful achievement of new skills
• practise tracking activities, such as mazes, dot-to-dot, tracing, letter shapes.