A Supplemental Instructional Program for Children with Learning Disabilities

Abstract
An eight-month program for remediation of learning disabilities is discussed. The children remained in the regular educational program while receiving supplemental instruction in academics and perception, using techniques and innovations mentioned. Significant improvement was obtained in arithmetic and perception. A long period of supplemental instruction (20 months) was required before significant gains were recorded in reading. Educational implications and a possible extension of this study are discussed.

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