Special Education for Developmental Coordination Disorder | Cadabam’s CDC

Watching your child struggle with everyday movements—tying shoes, holding a pencil, or even balancing on one foot—can feel overwhelming. At Cadabams CDC, we understand these challenges. Our special education for developmental coordination disorder (DCD) is designed to turn frustration into confidence, step by step.

Why Choose Cadabams CDC for DCD Special Education

Evidence-based special education curriculum Every lesson is built on peer-reviewed research and NIMH guidelines. We combine occupational therapy techniques with motor-skills training to improve coordination, balance, and fine-motor control.

Multidisciplinary team of experts Our team includes special educators, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and child psychologists who meet weekly to review each child’s progress. One case manager stays in constant touch with parents, so everyone is on the same page.

Proven success stories

  • 87% of our students showed measurable improvement in handwriting within three months.
  • 92% reported higher self-esteem after six months.
  • Parents rated our program 4.8/5 in last year’s satisfaction survey.

Our Special Education Services for Developmental Coordination Disorder

Comprehensive motor skills assessment We start with the Movement Assessment Battery for Children (MABC-2) plus a sensory-profile checklist. Results pinpoint exactly where your child needs support—gross motor, fine motor, or both.

Individualized Education Plan (IEP) development Within two weeks, we craft a developmental delay IEP that lists:

  • Specific, measurable goals (e.g., “cut along a curved line within 5 mm accuracy”).
  • Therapy hours per week.
  • Classroom accommodations.

Occupational therapy integration OT sessions target daily tasks: buttoning shirts, using scissors, and typing on a keyboard. Hand-strengthening tools, weighted pencils, and textured paper are introduced gradually.

Adaptive physical education PE classes are modified to include balance beams, mini-trampolines, and obstacle courses. Students build core strength without the pressure of competitive sports.

Assistive technology setup From grip-friendly styluses to speech-to-text apps, we trial and select tools that fit each child’s learning style. Parents receive a take-home kit so progress continues after school.


Classroom Accommodations We Provide

To ensure every child feels safe and successful, we offer:

  • Seating and positioning adjustments Wobble cushions or angled desks improve posture and focus.

  • Modified assignments and instructions Tasks are broken into smaller, color-coded steps.

  • Sensory-friendly learning spaces Quiet corners with dim lighting and fidget tools reduce overstimulation.

  • Extra time and movement breaks Five-minute stretch sessions every 30 minutes keep muscles awake.

  • Peer support systems “Buddy pairs” encourage social skills while practicing turn-taking games.

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