What is the Dyspraxia Toolkit?
The Dyspraxia Toolkit is designed to raise awareness of dyspraxia. It provides short, accessible information and clear signposting for students and staff.
Who is the toolkit for?
The toolkit is for students who want to learn more about dyspraxia or recognise indicators in themselves, as well as staff who want to confidently signpost students to the right support.
What does the toolkit cover?
The toolkit includes information on:
- What dyspraxia is and common indicators
- Facts and misconceptions
- Strategies that may be helpful
- Support available at Edge Hill University
What to do if you think you may have dyspraxic or Specific Learning Difference (SpLD) indicators
The toolkit outlines next steps and where to find further advice and support.
Where can I find the Dyspraxia Toolkit?
You can access the Dyspraxia Toolkit here: Dyspraxia Toolkit
