LEARNING DISABILITIES IN ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT POPULATIONS: RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS

Donald D. Deshler · Jean Bragg Schumaker · Gordon R. Alley · Micheal M. Warner · Frances L. Clark

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The learning disability (LD) field traditionally has devoted most of its attention and resources to the issues of service delivery and teacher training.In recent years, however, research and validation activities have been given increased emphasis.

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