An ethnography of children with dyspraxia participating in gymnastics
This thesis describes three boys diagnosed with dyspraxia and their whanau (families and extended families) as they enter and become part of a community gymnastics group in a city in New Zealand. The study builds on literature that has defined dyspraxia in terms of dysfunction, but generally failed...
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Auckland University of Technology,
2008-04-18T01:12:15Z.
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