AbstractDevelopmental coordination disorder (DCD) is a neuromotor disorder of unknown etiology characterized by poor motor skills that significantly interferes with a child’s ability to perform everyday activities and affects their psycho-social well-being. Little is known about the neural mecha-nisms underlying motor impairment, making it difficult to understand why children with DCD struggle to learn motor skills and what the best intervention would be to optimize function. With the advent of advanced neuroimaging tech-niques, several MRI studies have been conducted to tackle this important issue. Findings from these studies suggest that children with DCD activate different regions of the brain dur-ing functional tasks and show differences in white matter mi-crostructure compared to typically developing children. The emerging neuroimaging data will help clarify the possible un-derlyingmechanisms in relation to impairedmotor function at the behavioral level in children with DCD. KeywordsDevelopmental coordination disorder.DCD. Neuroimaging. fMRI. DTI.EEG