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Parent/carers of neurodivergent children and young people have told us that they sometimes find it hard to navigate all the information available.
Below are some of the key themes or topics that you may want further information or guidance about. If you are aware of any other information and websites, that you have found particularly helpful, please email local.offer@dudley.gov.uk.
The Watch Me Do It project from Manchester Metropolitan University has video resources to support children with Developmental Coordination Disorder in developing motor skills like using cutlery.
Sensory Direct offers a range of products such as pencil grips, balance cushions, and fine motor tools to support handwriting, dressing, and coordination.
Bright Heart Education provides practical tips for supporting children with Developmental Coordination Disorder at home, including strategies for dressing and handwriting.
StudyHub offers strategies for students with Developmental Coordination Disorder to improve organisation, including visual timetables, checklists, and memory aids.
CPD Online College outlines daily challenges and practical tips for improving organisation and independence in children with Developmental Coordination Disorder.
Playworld shares ideas for inclusive playground activities that help children with Developmental Coordination Disorder build strength and coordination.
SEN Magazine explores how PE lessons can be adapted to support children with Developmental Coordination Disorder, including breaking down tasks and using visual prompts.
Get Berkshire Active provides a downloadable guide for adapting PE using the STEP model (Space, Task, Equipment, People).
