Intellectual Disability in Special Education : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations

Dyspraxia affects both gross and fine motor movements, coordination, and balance — not reading or writing specifically. A person with dyspraxia struggles to learn and execute coordinated motor tasks below what is expected for their age, showing signs such as unusual posture, difficulty with fine motor tasks (writing, art), difficulty with gross motor tasks (hopping, catching a ball), and fidgeting.