Preparing Students with Learning Disabilities for Success in Postsecondary Education: Needs and Services
Presents the findings of a study that examined the personal characteristics contributing to the postsecondary academic success of students with learning disabilities. Results, based on interviews of directors of learning disability support services, reveal that successful students are motivated towa...
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