Definitions

1. noun

A neurological disorder characterized by problems with motor function and coordination, often resulting in difficulty with tasks that require hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

“The occupational therapist was working with a child who had dyspraxia, helping her improve her handwriting skills.”

2. noun

A condition in which the brain has difficulty sending the correct signals to the muscles, resulting in coordination and balance problems.

“The doctor diagnosed her son with dyspraxia after he struggled to ride a bike.”