Special Needs of the Learning Disabled College Student: Implications for Interventions Through Peer Support Groups

Ann M. Orzek

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The use of peer support groups is proposed as an effective intervention for dealing with personal and academic needs of college students who have learning disabilities.

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1969Education and Identity 1982On Developing LD College Programs 1980The Learning Disabled Student in a College Environment: A Report of Wright State University's Program 1982Helping Learning Disabled Students Prepare for College 1979College Students: Learning Disabilities and Services

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