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The doctor is wrong about apraxic kids not being able to speak necessarily.

The doctor is assuming that apraxia means total lack of speech (from Latin

root " a " which means " absence of " ). Technically, he's correct. Technically, a

child who can speak but not properly would be " dyspraxic. " But in the U.S.,

these terms are interchangeable (in Britain I believe they tend to make this

distinction that we Americans usually don't).

Perhaps your doctor would be more comfortable with a diagnosis of

" dyspraxia. "

Hope this helps!

Sandy, Illinois (alpy2@...)

Volunteer Co-Webmaster, www.ourchildrenleftbehind.com (IDEA reauthorization)

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